Guide to Haute-Marne and Properties in Department 52

Haute-Marne is a department in the northeastern region of France called Grand Est. The Marne River and the city of Chaumont serve as its namesake and prefecture, respectively. The department is bordered by six other departments: Meuse, Vosges, Haute-Saône, Côte-d'Or, Aube, and Marne.  Haute-Marne (number 52) is a unique region featuring a series of cliff faces with different geological origins oriented in a northeast-to-southwest direction. This department is located to the east of the Parisian basin. The Marne River is the reason behind the department's name, and it flows for 120 kilometres within Haute-Marne. The river's source is located near Langres. Although not widely known, Haute-Marne is a peaceful territory with many exciting places to visit. Due to its metallurgical economy, this department had significant power throughout French history. It was also a land of confrontations throughout history, adding to its historical significance.