chéris

Chéris is a commune in the Indre department in central France. It is located in the Centre-Val de Loire region. The commune is situated in the west of the Indre department, along the river Nahon. The nearest larger towns are Châtellerault to the northwest and Bourges to the east. Chéris is part of the canton of Saint-Savin.

The commune's economy is primarily agricultural, with local industries also contributing. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land, typical of the Berry region. The Nahon river provides a natural boundary and a water source for the area.

Historically, Chéris has a documented past, with its origins likely dating back to medieval times. Like many rural French communes, its development has been influenced by its geographical location and agricultural potential. The local church, Église Saint-Pierre, is a notable architectural feature, often dating back several centuries.

The population of Chéris is relatively small, reflecting its rural nature. The community is close-knit, with local events and traditions playing a role in the social fabric. Access to services and amenities is typically found in nearby larger towns. The commune's administrative status is that of a commune, governed by a mayor and municipal council. Its postal code is 36000.