Chaumont-sur-Tharonne, Rural commune in Loir-et-Cher department, France.
Chaumont-sur-Tharonne covers approximately 178 square kilometers of gently rolling terrain in the Sologne region, featuring forests, farmland, and water features that support local agriculture and biodiversity at elevations ranging from 98 to 142 meters above sea level.
The commune has maintained relatively stable demographic trends since medieval times, with its name suggesting origins related to a fortified hill, and has experienced slight population fluctuations from under 1,000 residents in the late 20th century to around 1,045 by 2022.
The community embodies typical Centre-Val de Loire rural traditions through seasonal celebrations, local festivities, and agricultural customs, with the historic church serving as the focal point for religious and cultural events that strengthen communal bonds among residents.
Located at postal code 41600, the commune is accessible via regional roads and offers basic amenities through local administration, with a temperate climate featuring moderate rainfall that supports farming activities and outdoor recreation throughout the year.
The rural landscape has remained largely unchanged for generations, preserving traditional French agricultural practices and maintaining the same gentle topographical profile that has characterized this Sologne area community for centuries.
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