Chaligny

Chaligny occupies the western side of the Moselle valley in Grand Est, northeastern France. The commune lies just south of Nancy, where the river corridor narrows between wooded slopes and links a string of former industrial settlements. Chaligny formed part of Lorraine’s iron-mining country: the Chaligny mine extracted iron ore, an industry that long influenced local work and the valley’s industrial character. The Church of Saint-Rémy provides a historic focal point in the older settlement, while the surrounding slopes keep the town closely tied to the rural Meurthe-et-Moselle countryside. Explore additional webcams around the Moselle valley to understand how Chaligny relates to the wooded hills and Nancy’s urban area.

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