prelev

Prelev refers to a village and commune located in the department of Seine-et-Marne in the Île-de-France region of France. Situated in the northeastern part of the department, it is part of the Greater Paris metropolitan area. The commune's geographical setting places it near the Grand Morin river, a tributary of the Marne.

Historically, the area of Prelev has been inhabited since ancient times, with evidence of human settlement dating back to prehistoric periods. Over the centuries, it evolved from a rural agricultural community to a more suburbanized area, influenced by its proximity to Paris. The commune's economy has transitioned from primarily farming to include a mix of local businesses and residents who commute to the capital for work.

The village itself features typical French rural architecture, with older stone buildings and more modern constructions. It maintains a local church, a town hall (mairie), and various small shops and services that cater to the immediate community. Green spaces and agricultural land still surround parts of the commune, offering a contrast to the urban development of the wider region. Prelev is accessible by road, and public transportation links connect it to larger towns and Paris. The commune's population has seen gradual growth in recent decades, reflecting its appeal as a residential area within the Île-de-France.