Fôrlagre

Fôrlagre is a commune in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland, located in the district of Broye-Vully. It is situated in the rural landscape of the Swiss Plateau, characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land. The commune's name is derived from its historical association with livestock management.

Historically, Fôrlagre was a small agricultural settlement. Its development has been gradual, mirroring the general economic trends of rural Switzerland. Over the centuries, its inhabitants have primarily engaged in farming and related activities. The geographical location, with its fertile soil, has always been a key factor in the commune's existence and sustenance.

In contemporary times, Fôrlagre retains its rural character, though like many Swiss communes, it has experienced some population growth and diversification. While agriculture remains important, there is also a presence of residents who commute to nearby towns for employment, reflecting a broader economic integration within the region. The commune is served by local infrastructure, including roads and public transport links that connect it to larger centers. Its administrative functions are managed by a local council. The natural environment surrounding Fôrlagre offers opportunities for outdoor activities, contributing to its appeal as a place to live for those who appreciate a connection to the countryside.