Toulenne

Toulenne is a commune in the Gironde department in Nouvelle-Aquitaine in southwestern France. Located south of Bordeaux, it lies on the left bank of the Garonne river.

Geography

Toulenne is part of the Graves wine region. The Garonne river forms the eastern border of the commune. The landscape is generally flat, consisting of agricultural land and vineyards.

History

The history of Toulenne is tied to the broader history of the Graves region and the Gironde department. Evidence suggests habitation dating back to Roman times. Like many communes in the area, Toulenne experienced periods of growth and decline tied to agricultural cycles and political events in France.

Administration

The current mayor of Toulenne is [Insert Mayor's Name if known, otherwise: "The mayor is currently [Mayor's Name]"]. The town hall (mairie) is located in the center of the commune.

Economy

The economy of Toulenne is primarily based on agriculture, particularly viticulture. Wine production is a significant source of revenue and employment. Other agricultural activities and local businesses also contribute to the economy.

Demographics

The population of Toulenne is [Insert Population Figure if known, otherwise: "approximately [population range]"]. Population figures have varied over time, reflecting broader demographic trends in France.

Culture and Heritage

Points of interest in Toulenne include [mention any notable buildings, churches, or local attractions if known, otherwise: "a church dating back to [date], and several traditional houses"]. The commune participates in local festivals and cultural events that are typical of the Graves region.

See Also

• Gironde
• Graves (wine region)
• Nouvelle-Aquitaine