Chabeuil (French pronunciation: [ʃabœj]; Occitan: Chabuelh) is a commune of the Drôme department in southeastern France.

Chabeuil's town hall was designed by the architect Ernst Tracol, and was completed in 1883 with tuff stone quarried in the village of Peyrus.

Historical population

Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1793 2,856 —     1800 4,050 +5.12% 1806 3,765 −1.21% 1821 4,058 +0.50% 1831 4,452 +0.93% 1836 4,295 −0.72% 1841 4,461 +0.76% 1846 4,580 +0.53% 1851 4,526 −0.24% 1856 4,399 −0.57% 1861 4,355 −0.20% 1866 4,333 −0.10% 1872 3,436 −3.79% 1876 3,328 −0.80% 1881 3,121 −1.28% 1886 3,375 +1.58% 1891 3,076 −1.84% 1896 3,177 +0.65%	Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1901 3,100 −0.49% 1906 3,089 −0.07% 1911 3,090 +0.01% 1921 2,652 −1.52% 1926 2,746 +0.70% 1931 2,633 −0.84% 1936 2,676 +0.32% 1946 2,672 −0.01% 1954 2,950 +1.24% 1962 3,266 +1.28% 1968 3,500 +1.16% 1975 3,809 +1.22% 1982 4,319 +1.81% 1990 4,790 +1.30% 1999 5,861 +2.27% 2007 6,462 +1.23% 2012 6,784 +0.98% 2017 6,875 +0.27%
Source: EHESS and INSEE (1968-2017)

• Lauriane Doumbouya, French-born First Lady of Guinea (2021–present)

• Communes of the Drôme department