Cordemais

Cordemais is a commune in the Loire-Atlantique department in western France. It is situated on the right bank of the Loire River, near the city of Nantes. The commune has a rural character with agricultural land and some forested areas.

Historically, Cordemais has been a site of human settlement for a long time, with evidence of prehistoric activity. During the medieval period, it was a parish and gradually developed as a local administrative center. The economy of Cordemais has traditionally been linked to agriculture, with farming playing a significant role in its landscape and community life. Over time, its proximity to Nantes has also influenced its development, with some residents commuting to the larger city for work.

The commune is characterized by its natural environment, including the Loire River which forms a significant part of its border. The river's influence is seen in the local landscape and historical activities, such as fishing. Cordemais also features several natural areas and parks that are valued by residents.

In terms of infrastructure, Cordemais is served by local roads and is connected to regional transport networks. The commune provides basic amenities and services for its population. The community is relatively small, fostering a sense of local identity and connection among its inhabitants. The administrative structure of Cordemais falls under the Loire-Atlantique department, which is part of the Pays de la Loire region.