Oerle

Oerle is a village located in the municipality of Veldhoven in the province of North Brabant, Netherlands. It is situated in the southern part of the country, a short distance from the city of Eindhoven. Historically, Oerle was an independent municipality before its incorporation into Veldhoven in 1921. The village retains a distinct character, often described as more rural than other parts of Veldhoven.

The area surrounding Oerle is characterized by agricultural landscapes and some wooded areas. The village itself has a traditional layout, with a central church and surrounding residential areas. While Oerle is primarily a residential area, its proximity to Eindhoven means many residents commute to the larger city for work and amenities. The development in Oerle has been more gradual compared to other parts of Veldhoven, preserving some of its historical charm.

Key features of Oerle include its older buildings and the presence of natural elements. The village is connected to the wider region by road networks, facilitating travel to Veldhoven's center and beyond. Oerle is part of the Kempen region, known for its sandy soils and historically agricultural economy. The community in Oerle is relatively small, contributing to a sense of local identity within the larger municipality of Veldhoven.