Longeville

Longeville is a commune in the Moselle department in the Grand Est region of France. It is situated in the Lorraine region of northeastern France. The commune's geographical location places it near the border with Luxembourg and Germany, contributing to its historical and cultural influences. Longeville is part of the arrondissement of Thionville and the canton of Yutz.

The history of Longeville, like much of the Moselle region, is marked by periods of French and German rule, particularly due to its strategic importance. This has resulted in a blend of French and Germanic cultural elements present in the area. Historically, the economy of Longeville and its surrounding region was significantly tied to mining, particularly iron ore, which fueled industrial development for many decades.

In contemporary times, Longeville is a residential commune with a mix of local businesses and services catering to its population. Its proximity to larger urban centers like Thionville and Metz, as well as its access to transportation networks, makes it an attractive place for those working in the wider region. The commune retains some green spaces and a community-focused atmosphere. The administrative structure of Longeville includes a mayor and a municipal council responsible for local governance and public services.