Lanteuil

Lanteuil is a commune in the Corrèze department in central France, located in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. It is situated approximately 14 kilometers southeast of Tulle, the prefecture of the department. The inhabitants of Lanteuil are known as Lanteuillais and Lanteuillaises.

The commune's geography is characterized by a landscape of hills and valleys, typical of the Corrèze region. Agriculture, particularly livestock farming, plays a significant role in the local economy.

Historically, Lanteuil shares a past common to many rural areas of France. Detailed historical records are often fragmented or available only at the local archives.

Key features of Lanteuil include the Église Saint-Martin, the local church, and the surrounding natural environment which offers opportunities for hiking and other outdoor activities. The population of Lanteuil is relatively small, reflecting its rural character. The commune is part of the Canton of Sainte-Fortunade.