Pendé

Pendé is a commune in the Somme department in Hauts-de-France in northern France.

The commune is located on the English Channel coast, situated on the Baie de Somme, one of the largest estuaries in northern France. The town is characterized by its maritime environment, with tidal marshes and dunes forming a significant part of its landscape.

Historically, Pendé has been associated with fishing and oyster farming, benefiting from its location on the Baie de Somme. Like many coastal communities, it has also experienced the impact of tourism. The area offers natural beauty and opportunities for outdoor activities such as birdwatching and walking.

Administratively, Pendé is part of the Picardy region and the Somme department. Its economy is influenced by its natural resources and its appeal to visitors. The commune's infrastructure supports its resident population and seasonal influx of tourists.

The natural environment of Pendé, particularly the Baie de Somme, is recognized for its ecological importance. The conservation of this ecosystem is a notable aspect of the commune's management and identity.