Uhré

Uhré is a commune in the Ardennes department in northern France. It is situated in the Grand Est region. The commune is part of the canton of Charleville-Mézières-2 and the arrondissement of Charleville-Mézières. Uhré is located near the Belgian border and is traversed by the river Bar.

The history of Uhré is tied to the broader history of the Ardennes region, an area known for its strategic importance and natural landscapes. Like many villages in the region, its development was likely influenced by agricultural practices and its proximity to waterways. Information regarding specific historical events or notable figures directly associated with Uhré is limited in publicly accessible records.

The economy of Uhré has traditionally been based on agriculture, with farming being a significant activity. The commune also benefits from its rural setting, which can attract tourism, particularly for those interested in outdoor activities and the natural beauty of the Ardennes.

The village itself typically features a church, which often serves as a central point of community life and historical interest. The architecture of Uhré reflects the rural style common in the Ardennes, with buildings often constructed from local stone. The natural environment surrounding Uhré offers opportunities for hiking and exploring the Ardennes forest. The population of Uhré is relatively small, characteristic of many rural communes in France.