Rémont

Rémont is a commune in northeastern France. It is located in the Grand Est region and forms part of a rural area characterized by agriculture and woodland. The village serves as the administrative center of the commune, which is governed by a mayor and municipal council. Rémont participates in an intercommunal structure with neighboring communes to manage shared services such as schooling, waste collection, and road maintenance.

The settlement traces back to the Middle Ages and has historically relied on farming and small-scale crafts. The parish church, along with traditional Lorraine-style houses, reflects the architectural heritage of the region. A memorial dedicated to residents who died in the World Wars stands in the village center.

The landscape features agricultural fields, hedgerows, and patches of woodland. The local economy is primarily based on farming and small local businesses, with many residents also commuting to larger towns for work. The commune maintains facilities typical of rural communities, including a primary school, a bakery, and a town hall used for community activities.

Rémont has a modest population and a tight-knit community. Cultural life centers on local associations and seasonal events that take place at the town hall and communal spaces. See also: List of communes in the Grand Est region.