Avully

Avully is a municipality in the Canton of Geneva, Switzerland. It is located in the southwestern part of the canton, bordering France. Avully is part of the Champagne region of Geneva, known for its vineyards.

Geography: Avully lies on the left bank of the Rhone river. The landscape is predominantly agricultural, with fields, vineyards, and small forested areas.

History: The area has been inhabited since Roman times. The name "Avully" is believed to derive from a Roman personal name. Throughout its history, Avully has been primarily an agricultural village.

Demographics: As of recent data, Avully has a population of around 1,800 people.

Economy: Viticulture (wine production) is a significant part of Avully's economy. Agriculture and small businesses also contribute.

Points of Interest: While not a major tourist destination, Avully offers opportunities for enjoying the natural landscape, particularly vineyards and views of the Rhone river. The village church and local wine cellars may be of interest to visitors.

Transportation: Avully is accessible by road and public transportation, with bus connections to Geneva and other nearby towns.