FontenayTrésigny

Fontenay-Trésigny is a commune in the Seine-et-Marne department in the Île-de-France region of north-central France. It lies in the eastern part of the department within the Brie plain, an area known for its agricultural heritage.

Administratively, the commune is part of the arrondissement of Melun. It has a local municipal government headed by a mayor and council, and it forms part of the French system of communes.

The population consists of several thousand residents. The local economy is primarily rural, with agriculture and small businesses, complemented by services for residents and nearby commuters.

The built environment centers on a village core that includes a church, a town hall, and a war memorial. Surrounding the village are farms and scattered residential properties, reflecting the town’s rural character.

Facilities include educational and cultural amenities typical of a small commune, such as a primary school and community spaces. Residents rely on nearby towns for major services, employment opportunities, and rail connections.

Fontenay-Trésigny has a long rural history with development tied to agriculture and regional trade. Today the commune emphasizes local heritage, quality of life, and proximity to the Paris metropolitan area.