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Saint Jérôme de Brompton is a municipality located in the Estrie region of Quebec, Canada. Situated within the administrative region of Estrie, it is part of the regional county municipality of Le Val-Saint-François. The municipality was established on January 1, 1984, through the amalgamation of the united townships of Brompton and Bromptonville.

The area's geography is characterized by rolling hills and is crossed by the Saint-François River, which has historically played a significant role in the region's development. Agriculture and forestry have been traditional economic activities. The community is primarily residential and agricultural, with a focus on local services for its residents.

Saint Jérôme de Brompton is known for its natural environment, offering opportunities for outdoor activities. The municipality's development has been shaped by its rural character and its proximity to larger urban centers in the Estrie region. It is part of a broader network of municipalities contributing to the cultural and economic landscape of eastern Quebec. The name "Brompton" is believed to have origins in England, reflecting the historical settlement patterns of the region.