Casevecchie, Mountain village in Haute-Corse, France.
Casevecchie sits at an elevation of 302 meters in the Corsican mountains, covering 9.06 square kilometers with approximately 70 residents living in traditional stone houses scattered across the rural landscape.
The commune was attached to the Haute-Corse department in 1976 and maintains its origins rooted in pastoral agriculture and rural activities that have shaped its development for centuries.
Residents preserve Corsican traditions through the production of AOC Brocciu cheese, Mele di Corsica honey, and local olive oil, reflecting the ancestral craftsmanship of the island's heritage.
Jean-Toussaint Paolacci serves as mayor since 2014, with the town hall accessible on Wednesdays and Fridays, using postal code 20270 for all administrative correspondence needs.
The village features remarkable topography ranging from 106 meters to 729 meters in elevation, creating diverse landscapes of valleys and peaks within a confined geographic area.
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