Jallais

Jallais is a commune in western France, located in the Maine-et-Loire department within the Pays de la Loire region. The commune is predominantly rural, with a landscape of agricultural fields, small woodlands and scattered hamlets. It lies inland from larger towns in the department and serves as a local residential community within the broader rural economy of the area.

Historically, Jallais developed as a rural parish in the Middle Ages, and today preserves traditional architecture, including a parish church and the town hall. Local governance is provided by a mayor and a municipal council, elected to manage local services and development.

The economy of Jallais is mainly agricultural, with crops and livestock forming the backbone of activity. Small businesses and trades contribute to local life and serve residents from the surrounding countryside.

The population is small and dispersed, with most residents living in the village center or nearby hamlets. Community life centers on local events, the church, the school and the town hall, while the rural environment offers opportunities for outdoor activities.