Érone, Mountain village in Haute-Corse, France
Érone is a small mountain commune in Haute-Corse that covers an area of 3.89 square kilometers and sits at an elevation of approximately 700 meters above sea level in the Corsican interior.
The village has experienced significant population decline over several decades, decreasing from 32 inhabitants in 1968 to just 12 residents today, reflecting the rural depopulation trend affecting many Corsican mountain communities.
The commune hosts the church of Sant'Andrea, a religious monument that illustrates the local spiritual heritage and serves as a gathering place for traditional Corsican festivities and communal celebrations throughout the year.
Érone is located approximately 20 kilometers northeast of Corte, with the nearest train station situated 12 kilometers away in Corte, providing access to larger urban centers and transportation networks across Corsica.
The territory features elevation variations ranging from 429 meters to 982 meters at nearby summits, offering challenging hiking opportunities and access to natural viewpoints overlooking the mountainous Corsican landscape and surrounding valleys.
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