— Hauts-de-France · Somme · 69 inhabitants

Aubercourt

Public indicators aggregated at commune level: housing market, services, safety, environment. Official sources, updated as of May 2026.

Aubercourt in numbers

Synthetic indicators. Sourced thematic detail below.

  • Energy-sieve homes (EPC F or G)

    0 %

    share of poorly-insulated private homes

    ADEME · 2026

    Rank 1 of 769 communes in the Somme département

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  • GP access (APL)

    5,6 c/an/hab

    DREES index — under-served threshold = 2.5

    DREES · 2024

    Rank 31 of 772 communes in the Somme département

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  • Fiber rollout

    100 %

    fiber-eligible homes

    ARCEP · 2025

    Rank 1 of 771 communes in the Somme département

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  • Recorded crime

    0,0 / 1 000 hab/an

    offences recorded by law enforcement

    SSMSI · 2024

    Rank 1 of 1542 communes in the Somme département

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  • Water hardness

    38 °f

    soft <15, medium 15-30, hard 30-40, very hard >40

    SISE-Eaux ARS · 2025

    Rank 494 of 531 communes in the Somme département

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  • Population change

    -11,9 % / 5 ans

    cumulative variation INSEE census (2017→2022)

    INSEE RP · 2025

    Rank 727 of 772 communes in the Somme département

Aubercourt preview

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Housing market in Aubercourt

Apartment rent

10,1 €/m²/mois

Median rent per m² observed by ANIL observatories. Compare with purchase price for gross rental yield.

Source: ANIL Observatoires des loyers · 2025Reliability high

Thermal sieves (DPE F/G)

0 %

Share of homes labelled F or G in the surveyed stock (French median ≈ 18%). Climate Act: rental ban for G in 2025, F in 2028, E in 2034.

Source: ADEME Observatoire DPE · 2026Reliability high

Services and quality of life in Aubercourt

GP accessibility

5,60

consultations / year / inhabitant

DREES APL indicator — French median ≈ 3.5. Tension threshold at 2.5: below this level, the commune is a medical desert.

Source: DREES Indicateur APL · 2024Reliability high

Fibre coverage (FttH)

100 %

Share of premises reachable by optical fibre (ARCEP). French median ≈ 75%. Tenant-attraction lever and near-mandatory residential criterion in 2026.

Source: ARCEP Observatoire fibre · 2025Reliability medium

Safety and risks in Aubercourt

Recorded crime

0

per 1,000 inhabitants

Offences recorded by police/gendarmerie (French median ≈ 35). Includes property, personal and drug offences. Honest reading: compare to neighbouring communes.

Source: SSMSI — Ministère de l'Intérieur · 2024Reliability medium

Classified facilities

2

ICPE within 1 km (average)

Average number of classified facilities (ICPE) within 1 km around the commune (DGPR). Seveso = major industrial risk, ICPE = facilities subject to authorisation/registration.

Source: DGPR Géorisques · 2025Reliability high

Environment and health in Aubercourt

Water hardness

38 °f

Hydrotimetric titre (French median ≈ 22 °f). Below 15 = soft ; 22-32 = hard ; above = very hard (scaling, energy overconsumption).

Source: ARS — SISE-Eaux · 2025Reliability medium

Agricultural pesticides (dept)

4,8 kg/ha

Phytosanitary sales per cultivated hectare at département level (French median ≈ 1.2 kg/ha). Exposure indicator for residents.

Source: BNV-D (OFB) · 2023

Solar potential

1377 kWh/m²/an

Annual horizontal solar irradiation (PVGIS). French median ≈ 1,320 kWh/m²/year. Above 1,500 = very favourable (8-10 year ROI for panels), below 1,100 = longer ROI (12-15 years). MaPrimeRénov subsidy + self-consumption available.

Source: PVGIS European Commission · 2023Reliability high

Energy rating (EPC)

A13 %
B13 %
C25 %
D38 %
E13 %
F0 %
G0 %

0.0% poorly rated (F/G) of 8 assessed dwellings.

Housing stock

Main homes100 %
Second homes0 %
Vacant homes0 %

— Live calculations

Every dimension, in euros.

On this page, 6 calculations with the real figures for Aubercourt: whether to buy or rent, how much to negotiate, the monthly mortgage payment, the net rental yield, the monthly cashflow and the energy bill.

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