Clarilles

Clarilles is a commune in the Aude department in southern France. It is situated in the Occitanie region. The commune is located in the Lauragais historical territory, known for its rich agricultural landscape. The main economic activities in Clarilles have traditionally been agriculture, with a focus on cereal crops and livestock farming. The village itself is characterized by its rural setting, with a small population and a focus on local community life.

Historically, the area has seen human settlement for centuries, with evidence of Roman presence in the broader region. Like many rural French communes, Clarilles has experienced demographic shifts over time, with a gradual decline in population in recent decades, a common trend in many parts of rural France. The commune is served by local infrastructure, including roads connecting it to larger towns and services. The natural environment surrounding Clarilles offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as walking and exploring the countryside. The local administrative structure is managed by a mayor and a municipal council, responsible for local governance and services.