Chambourg-sur-Indre

Also known as Chambourg

Chambourg-sur-Indre (, literally Chambourg on Indre) is a commune in the department of Indre-et-Loire in the region of Centre-Val de Loire, France.

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Place details

Locality: Chambourg-sur-Indre
Region: Centre-Val de Loire
Country: France
Population: 1,257
Timezone: Europe/Paris

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Geography
Location and surrounding communities
Geology and topology
Natural landscapes
Waterways
Climate
Communication and transport
Air travel
Rail travel
Roads
City planning
City changes
Housing
Recent and future improvements
Major natural hazards
Name origin
History
Prehistory and early history
Antiquity
Middle ages
From modern day to the Empire
Modern day
Policy and administration
Administration
Political tendencies and results
Latest presidential elections
Latest municipal elections
List of mayors
Judicial and administrative bodies
Intercommunal relations
Environmental policy
Water and sanitation
Household waste
Local finance
Population and society
Demographics
Education
Cultural events and festivities
Cultural facilities, social and sporting
Associations
Health and emergency services
Media
Telecommunications
Economy
Businesses and shops
Agriculture
Industry
Tourist trade
Revenue and taxation
Jobs
Local culture and heritage
Places and monuments
Natural heritage
National zones of ecological interest, fauna and flora
Natura 2000 network
Other natural heritage items
Gastronomic heritage
Personalities linked to the town
See also
References
Notes
INSEE site
Commune official website
Community website for Shared Loches Development
Bibliography
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Chambourg-sur-Indre (, literally Chambourg on Indre) is a commune in the department of Indre-et-Loire in the region of Centre-Val de Loire, France.

Perhaps already occupied in the Neolithic era, the site was colonized at the time of the Roman Empire; witnessed by many traces of an aqueduct, a Roman villa, a Roman road. Hosting a Viguerie (medieval administrative court) and a medieval fief, Chambourg became a commune in 1789, following an exchange of hamlets hitherto undivided with its neighbor Chédigny.