Férussac

Férussac is a commune in the Indre department in central France. It is located in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The commune covers an area of 19.19 square kilometers and had a population of 247 inhabitants as of 2019. The nearest significant town is Châtellerault.

The economy of Férussac is primarily agricultural. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills and farmland, with some wooded areas. The commune is situated near the Vienne River, a major tributary of the Loire.

Historically, Férussac has been a rural community with a long agricultural tradition. Like many rural French communes, it has experienced population fluctuations over the centuries, with a general trend of decline in recent decades due to rural depopulation. The local administration focuses on maintaining essential services for its residents and supporting the agricultural sector.

Férussac is accessible by local roads, connecting it to surrounding villages and larger towns. The nearest major transportation hubs, such as train stations and airports, are located in nearby larger cities. The commune offers a peaceful, rural lifestyle for its inhabitants.