Feugarolles, Rural commune in Lot-et-Garonne, France.
Feugarolles covers 23.82 square kilometers in the Lot-et-Garonne department, positioned at an average elevation of 66 meters above sea level within the arrondissement of Nérac in southwestern France.
The historical roots of Feugarolles trace back several centuries with evidence of traditional rural settlements that have persisted through various periods of regional development in medieval France.
The community of Feugarolles hosts regional festivals celebrating local produce, folk music, and craft traditions that foster a strong sense of community among the village residents.
The town hall of Feugarolles, located at 555 rue Gérard-Duvergé, provides essential administrative services to residents from Monday to Tuesday and Friday mornings with information available on their official website.
The Baise canal bridge photographed by Wolfgang Bauer illustrates the historic waterways that facilitated transportation and trade, significantly impacting the regional economic development of this commune.
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