Nonilles

Nonilles is a commune in the Drôme department in southeastern France. It is situated in the Rhône-Alpes region. The village is located in the Vercors foothills, near the confluence of the Isère and Drôme rivers. Its geographical position places it within a varied landscape of agricultural land and wooded areas.

Historically, Nonilles has been a rural community. Like many villages in the region, its economy has traditionally been based on agriculture. The area is known for its vineyards and fruit production. The commune's development has been gradual, reflecting the pace of rural life in this part of France.

The commune encompasses a small urban center and surrounding rural areas. Local amenities cater to the needs of the residents, and the proximity to larger towns provides access to additional services and employment opportunities. The natural environment surrounding Nonilles offers opportunities for outdoor activities.

In terms of infrastructure, Nonilles is served by local roads connecting it to the regional network. Public services are provided at the commune level, with more extensive services available in nearby urban centers. The population of Nonilles is relatively small, characteristic of many communes in the Drôme department. The commune's identity is tied to its rural heritage and its location within the natural landscapes of the Vercors region.