Saint-Jacques-d'Ambur, Rural commune in Puy-de-Dôme, France
Saint-Jacques-d'Ambur is a small commune with open countryside positioned between two rivers in hilly terrain. The village has a town hall and public elementary school at its center serving around 291 residents.
The commune received its current administrative structure during the French Revolution period. Since then it has maintained its role as a local administrative unit in the region.
The small community here has kept traditional food products that carry official French quality marks. These local items reflect how people value their regional heritage and food traditions.
Visitors can find the town hall in the village center for administrative services and local information. The area is rural and requires a car or public transit to reach easily.
Many homes here are secondary residences, creating an interesting blend between permanent residents and occasional visitors. This mix gives the village a quiet, sparsely populated character throughout the year.
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