Sarlez

Sarlez is a commune located in the Moselle department, within the Grand Est region of northeastern France. The commune is situated approximately 35 kilometers northwest of Nancy, the capital city of the Lorraine region.

The population of Sarlez as of 2019 was approximately 127 residents, making it one of the smaller communes in the Moselle department. The geographic area of the commune spans approximately 4.91 square kilometers.

Sarlez is situated near the Meuse River, which forms a part of the France-Belgium border. The commune's landscape is characterized by rolling hills and vast agricultural fields.

The local economy is primarily driven by agricultural activity, with wheat and corn production being the primary crops. Additionally, livestock farming is also a significant contributor to the local economy.

The commune's transportation infrastructure is well-developed, with connections to major highways including the A33 and secondary routes. Public transportation options are limited, with buses being the primary mode of transportation in the area.

Sarlez is administered through the community association of the Meuse Valley, which includes several nearby communes. This association works to promote local development, improve public services, and support economic growth.

The commune has a relatively low profile compared to other areas in the Moselle department, and its proximity to larger cities in the region, such as Metz and Nancy, contributes to its relatively low media representation.