Saint-Martin-des-Noyers, Rural commune in Vendée department, France.
Saint-Martin-des-Noyers covers 141.74 square kilometers in the Vendée department, characterized by rolling landscapes and the presence of the Yon River that originates within the commune boundaries at elevations between 58 and 118 meters.
This Vendée commune has medieval roots with the prominent Château de la Grève dating from the 15th century, which served as a residence for regional nobility and demonstrates the historical importance of feudal structures in western France.
Local traditions include annual festivals celebrating agriculture and regional crafts, reinforcing community identity through seasonal markets, gatherings, and events that highlight the connection between residents and their Vendée heritage.
The commune is governed by Mayor Christophe Gouraud serving from 2020 to 2026, with town hall services available on specific afternoons and municipal services including scheduled waste collection with extended hours during summer months.
Saint-Martin-des-Noyers is the source point of the Yon River which defines part of its southern boundary, creating a distinctive ecosystem that supports various bird species and provides opportunities for nature observation and environmental education.
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