Queven

Queven is a commune in the Nord department in northern France. It is located in the region of Hauts-de-France. The town is situated in the French Flanders area, close to the Belgian border. Queven has a history dating back centuries, with evidence of human settlement in the area from Roman times. Its development was influenced by its agricultural surroundings and its proximity to important trade routes.

The economy of Queven has traditionally been based on agriculture, with the cultivation of various crops and livestock farming being significant. In recent times, like many rural areas, it has seen some diversification. The commune offers local amenities and services to its residents, including schools, shops, and healthcare facilities. It maintains a relatively quiet, community-oriented atmosphere.

Geographically, Queven is characterized by the typical landscape of the Nord department, which includes rolling hills and fertile plains. The local environment supports a range of flora and fauna. The commune's infrastructure includes road networks that connect it to neighboring towns and larger cities in the region. The population of Queven is modest, contributing to its village-like character. It is a part of the larger administrative structure of the Nord department and the Hauts-de-France region.