Kermartin

Kermartin is a commune in the Jura department in eastern France.

Located at an elevation of 470 m the commune of Kermartin has a total area of 4.28 square kilometers. As of the 2015 census it had a population of 132 residents. The commune has a territory made up of at least two hamlets, with numerous houses and tiny peasant villages.

Kermartin is a rural area with agriculture being the main economic activity. The predominant crops are hay, oats, and rye. The commune lacks urban amenities and services due to its small size. Kermartin has one school that includes multiple levels of education.

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The commune was named in honor of Gauthier de Kermartin or Guether Martyr Saint, a man born in 1234 southwestern region France.