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The church of Clomot is a religious monument whose origins date back to the twelfth century, with significant additions in the sixteenth century. It is distinguished by its choir, its apse and a 16th century northern chapel, elements protected by a decree of inscription in 1925. These architectural features reflect the stylistic evolutions between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, typical of the Burgundian buildings of this period.

Located in the department of the Côte d'Or, in Burgundy-Franche-Comté, this church is a testament to the local heritage. In medieval times, churches played a central role in community life, serving as places of worship, gathering and sometimes refuge. The chapel added in the 16th century could indicate an increased prosperity of the parish or an evolution of religious practices, although the sources do not specify the exact motivations for this work.

The building now belongs to the municipality of Clomot, as confirmed by data from the Merimée database. Its exact address, 1 Impasse de la Cure, and its Insee code (21181) allow to locate it precisely in the village. Despite the accuracy of the location considered "passable" (note 5/10), the church remains a historical and cultural landmark for the region, although the practical information about its visit or current use is not detailed in the available sources.

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