Dettennes

Dettennes is a commune in the Aisne department in northern France. It is located in the Hauts-de-France region. The commune covers an area of 4.77 square kilometers and had a population of 125 inhabitants as of 2019. The economy of Dettennes is primarily agricultural, with crops such as wheat and barley being grown. The village has a rural character and is surrounded by fields and woodlands.

The history of Dettennes dates back to the medieval period, with early records mentioning a settlement in the area. Like many rural French villages, its development was tied to agriculture and local land ownership. Over the centuries, the population has fluctuated, influenced by economic conditions and societal changes. The village church, dedicated to Saint Martin, is a historical landmark, though its current structure likely dates from later periods rather than the earliest settlements.

The geographical setting of Dettennes is characteristic of the Aisne department, with rolling hills and fertile soil. The nearest larger town is Château-Thierry, which offers more extensive services and amenities. Dettennes is connected to its surrounding areas by local roads. The commune is part of the administrative district of Château-Thierry.