Sainte-Soulle

Sainte-Soulle is a commune in the Charente-Maritime department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of southwestern France.

Geography:

Sainte-Soulle is located approximately 10 kilometers northeast of La Rochelle. The terrain is generally flat, typical of the Aunis region.

History:

The history of Sainte-Soulle is linked to the Aunis region and its agricultural traditions. Like many villages in the area, it likely experienced periods of growth and decline influenced by agricultural cycles and regional conflicts. Specific historical details beyond general regional history may require further research in local archives.

Population:

As of recent estimates (refer to INSEE data for the most accurate and up-to-date figures), Sainte-Soulle has a population in the range of several thousand inhabitants. Population figures may vary.

Economy:

The economy of Sainte-Soulle is primarily based on agriculture, viticulture (wine production), and increasingly, residential development due to its proximity to La Rochelle. Some local commerce and services also contribute to the economy.

Points of Interest:

Potential points of interest in or near Sainte-Soulle may include local churches, historical buildings (depending on preservation efforts and historical significance), and natural areas in the surrounding countryside. Information on specific landmarks should be verified through official tourism resources or local government websites.

Administration:

Sainte-Soulle is administered by a mayor and a municipal council. The commune is part of a larger administrative region and associated intercommunal structures.