Mayenne, Administrative center in Pays de la Loire, France
Mayenne is an administrative area in the Pays de la Loire region in western France. The territory is crossed by the Mayenne River and features plains, valleys, and extensive green spaces.
The area was created in 1790 during the French Revolution as part of France's new administrative division. This reorganization established the modern governmental structures that remain in place today.
The area is known for its traditional farming practices and rural way of life that shape everyday life. The villages and pastures reflect a long history of livestock raising and crop cultivation.
Visitors will find a rural environment with many small villages and paths inviting exploration. The area is best explored by car since public transportation between scattered settlements is limited.
Although the region is completely inland, it contains over a thousand kilometers of waterways and river sections. This water network shapes the landscape and provides unexpected water experiences in this continental region.
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