Audrix (French pronunciation: [odʁiks]; Occitan: Audrics) is a commune in the Dordogne department in Nouvelle-Aquitaine in southwestern France.

Historical population

Year	Pop.	±%
1962	110	—
1968	116	+5.5%
1975	120	+3.4%
1982	130	+8.3%
1990	180	+38.5%
1999	238	+32.2%
2008	292	+22.7%
2015	286	−2.1%

The local population is named "Audrixois".

Since 2006, the official numbers can be found on Insee. Now the census will refer to an annual data collection, regarding all the local territories over a period of five years. For municipalities of less than 10 000 inhabitants, the census will be held only every 5 years.

Audrix was first found written in the XIIIe century, mentioned as Audris. This place was occupied during the Gallo-Romaine period, resulting to a Romane church build over the XIIe century, still worth visiting. This unique name refers to a German person: Audricus or Aldrik.

A Television and radio transmitter station is situated near Audrix. The elevation of the site is 240 m above sea level. The pylon height is 200 m.

4 transmitters:

• France Inter 92.3
• France Culture 94.0
• France Musique 97.1
• France Bleu Périgord 99.0

(H = horizontal polarization and V = vertical polarization) 3 UHF transmitters broadcasting at 255 kW PAR

• TF1 37 (H)
• France 2 34 (H)
• France 3 31 (H)

2 UHF transmitters broadcasting at 90 kW PAR

• France 5/Arte 66 (V)
• M6 58 (V)

1 UHF transmitter broadcasting at 3.5 kW PAR

• Aquitv 25(H)

6 UHF (multiplex) transmitters broadcasting at 10 kW at PAR with restriction of certain frequencies.

• R1 33 (H) : France 2, France 3 Périgords, France 4, France 5, Arte, LCP / Public Sénat
• R2 42 (H) : I-Télé, BFM TV, Direct 8, Gulli, Europe 2 TV, TMC
• R3 45 (H) : Canal+, Canal+ Cinéma, Canal+ Sport, Planète, Canal J
• R4 39 (H) : M6, W9, TF6, Paris Première, AB1, NT1
• R5 22 (H) : (not used)
• R6 30 (H) : TF1, LCI, Eurosport France, TPS Star, NRJ 12

• Communes of the Dordogne department

• Audrix in the map of France