The Communes of Calvados are the administrative divisions within the Calvados department in the Normandy region of France. Each commune operates as a local government entity, responsible for various public services and community needs. There are over 600 communes in Calvados, each with its own unique characteristics and local governance. These communes vary in size and population, ranging from small rural villages to larger towns. Notable communes include Caen, the departmental capital, and Bayeux, famous for its historical tapestry. The diverse landscapes and rich history of the communes contribute to the cultural heritage of the Calvados region.