Loye-sur-Arnon


Loye-sur-Arnon is a commune in the Cher department in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France.

Geography

An area of lakes, forestry and farming comprising a village and several hamlets situated by the banks of the river Arnon, some south of Bourges, west of Canton, on both the D997 and the D951 roads, covering an area of 3414 ha, 600 ha of forest and 80 km of road and bordered on 9 km from the river.
Its economic activity consists of ten farms ranging from 6-250 hectares and employing them in every 5 employees, 9 craftsmen and traders are also part of the local economy.
Several organizations are involved in the animation of the village: a festival committee, a brotherhood of St. Vincent, an association of parents "Grande Récrée" former tobacco growers, a fishing company and a friendly hunters.
The kindergarten, renovated in 2003, is part of the teaching grouping Arcomps - Ardenais - Loye sur Arnon, and the canteen are located on the town. The canteen is run by an association of parents.
The village lies on the circuit of the pilgrims of Saint Jacques de Compostela, whose house to host the Old Forest, and is crossed by numerous hiking trails, one will discover the Roman Bridge.
Since 2003, a multipurpose room with parking is part of municipal assets and its Church of St. Martin of the twelfth century.
Artistic Gardens Drulon bring a dynamic tourism for all gardening enthusiasts. Also recall that the town has for years 1 flower at the departmental contest of the cities and villages in bloom standout category.

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