Étrungt

Étrungt is a small, fictional village located in the north of France. Situated in a pastoral setting, it is known for its rolling hills and agricultural landscape. The village primarily consists of traditional stone farmhouses and a modest central square.

Historically, Étrungt's economy has been rooted in agriculture, with farming being the dominant livelihood for generations. The region is particularly suited for cultivating grains and raising livestock. In recent decades, like many rural communities, Étrungt has seen a gradual shift in its demographics, with some younger residents moving to larger towns for employment opportunities.

Despite its size, Étrungt possesses a few local amenities, including a small church, a primary school, and a local boulangerie. The church, a simple Romanesque structure, serves as a focal point for community gatherings. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for hiking and appreciating the natural beauty of the region. The nearest larger town, offering more extensive services and transport links, is approximately fifteen kilometers away. Étrungt maintains a quiet and peaceful character, largely untouched by rapid modernization.