Saint-Hippolyte, Rural commune in Charente-Maritime, France.
Saint-Hippolyte covers 23.53 square kilometers in the Charente-Maritime department, housing approximately 1,404 residents known as Hippolytains and Hippolytaines in a peaceful rural setting.
The Saint-Hippolyte church, classified as a historical monument, dates from the 12th century with renovations completed in the 15th century, showcasing medieval architectural heritage.
The commune regularly hosts flea markets, concerts, markets and art exhibitions, along with craft workshops including introductions to Tiffany stained glass techniques for residents and visitors.
The town hall located at 2 Place de Verdun operates Monday through Friday for administrative procedures, with postal code 17430 and an average altitude of 5 meters above sea level.
Residents participate in exchange markets called 'troc' and benefit from shared compost bins on Rue de la République to promote organic waste recycling within the community.
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