Chatte (French pronunciation: [ʃat] ) is a commune in the Isère department in southeastern France. Its natural environment is essentially made up of hills and hillsides which dominate the Isère valley.

Historical population

Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1793 1,773 —     1800 1,776 +0.02% 1806 2,105 +2.87% 1821 1,910 −0.65% 1831 2,071 +0.81% 1836 2,192 +1.14% 1841 2,256 +0.58% 1846 2,299 +0.38% 1851 2,443 +1.22% 1856 2,333 −0.92% 1861 2,347 +0.12% 1866 2,116 −2.05% 1872 2,118 +0.02% 1876 2,039 −0.95% 1881 1,898 −1.42% 1886 1,911 +0.14% 1891 1,905 −0.06% 1896 1,885 −0.21%	Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1901 1,852 −0.35% 1906 1,750 −1.13% 1911 1,768 +0.20% 1921 1,532 −1.42% 1926 1,562 +0.39% 1931 1,602 +0.51% 1936 1,542 −0.76% 1946 1,533 −0.06% 1954 1,605 +0.58% 1962 1,705 +0.76% 1968 1,737 +0.31% 1975 1,892 +1.23% 1982 2,040 +1.08% 1990 2,347 +1.77% 1999 2,442 +0.44% 2007 2,489 +0.24% 2012 2,436 −0.43% 2017 2,512 +0.62%
Source: EHESS and INSEE (1968-2017)

Chatte is twinned with:

• Roncone, Italy, since 1998
• Rot am See, Germany, since 2002

• Communes of the Isère department