Fussigny

Fussigny is a commune in the department of Indre-et-Loire in the Loire Valley region of France. It is located in the arrondissement of Chinon and the canton of Monts. The commune covers an area of 5.87 square kilometers and in 2019 had a population of 116 people.

The village of Fussigny is situated near the Indrois river, a tributary of the Indre. Its landscape is characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land, typical of the surrounding Touraine countryside. The commune is primarily rural, with a small population engaged in local agriculture and services.

Historically, Fussigny has a modest presence in regional records, with its development tied to the broader agricultural and economic patterns of the Loire Valley. Like many small French communes, its history is marked by the presence of farming communities and a gradual evolution of infrastructure.

The local economy is centered around agriculture, with some residents also commuting to larger nearby towns for employment. Fussigny's proximity to the popular tourist attractions of the Loire Valley, such as the Château de Chinon and the royal city of Tours, means it benefits indirectly from regional tourism, though it is not a primary tourist destination itself.

The commune is served by local roads, connecting it to neighboring villages and the larger town of Monts. Basic amenities are available within Fussigny, with more comprehensive services found in Monts and Chinon. The village maintains a quiet, residential character.