Délimines

Délimines is a commune in the Meurthe-et-Moselle department in the Grand Est region of northeastern France. It is situated in the Lorraine plateau. The commune's name is believed to derive from a combination of Latin words related to boundaries or limits.

Historically, the area was part of the Duchy of Lorraine. Like many villages in the region, Délimines likely experienced periods of agricultural activity and may have had some minor industrial development over the centuries. Its geographical location has influenced its development, with its proximity to the Vosges mountains and the Moselle river valley.

The current commune encompasses a rural landscape with a central village. Its economy is primarily based on agriculture and local services. The population is relatively small, characteristic of many villages in this part of France. The commune benefits from the natural beauty of its surroundings, offering opportunities for outdoor activities. Communication and transport links connect Délimines to nearby towns and cities, facilitating access for residents and visitors. The administrative structure of Délimines follows the typical French commune model, with a mayor and municipal council.