Hermance

Hermance is a municipality in the Canton of Geneva, Switzerland. It is located on the eastern shore of Lake Geneva, near the border with France.

Geography:

Hermance is situated in the southeastern part of the Canton of Geneva. Its territory stretches along the lakefront and includes some surrounding hills and agricultural land. It borders the French town of Chens-sur-Léman to the east.

History:

The area around Hermance has been inhabited since Roman times. The village itself developed in the Middle Ages. Hermance has historically been part of the Duchy of Savoy and was incorporated into the Republic and Canton of Geneva in the early 19th century.

Demographics:

As with many municipalities in the region, Hermance has seen population growth in recent years. The population is generally composed of Swiss citizens and a significant number of foreign residents.

Economy:

The local economy includes agriculture, tourism, and residential areas for people working in Geneva and surrounding areas. The lakefront location is attractive for tourism and recreation.

Points of Interest:

• The Church of Hermance
• The harbor area on Lake Geneva
• The rural landscape surrounding the village

Administration:

Hermance is governed by a municipal council (conseil municipal) and an mayor (maire). The municipality is responsible for local services such as schools, public works, and zoning regulations.