Bardenac

Bardenac is a small village in Charente in southwestern France located in a quiet rural area. The settlement sits across rolling countryside with forests and farmland, characteristic of this region.

Bardenac has a long past as a rural community in the agricultural Charente, shaped by farming and forestry over centuries. The village developed as part of the local life and traditions characteristic of this countryside region.

The municipal council of Bardenac consists of eleven local representatives who manage community affairs and preserve local traditions.

The village is best reached by car using local roads that connect it to nearby larger towns. Visitors will find a quiet place to explore the rural countryside and walk through the surrounding areas.

The elevation of Bardenac varies between 61 and 160 meters above sea level, creating distinctive topographical features across the commune.

Location: canton of Chalais

Location: Charente

Location: Arrondissement of Angoulême

Inception: October 1, 1993

Elevation above the sea: 110.5 m

Industry: administration publique générale

Shares border with: Brie-sous-Chalais, Brossac, Curac, Saint-Vallier, Yviers

GPS coordinates: 45.30083,-0.01472

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:25