The village is located on the border of the Nièvre department, bordered by the villages Lucenay-lès-Aix and Dornes.

The town is named after Saint Ennemond, bishop of Lyon in the 6th century.

During the revolutionary period (1792–1795), the town took the name of Labron.

The mayor is Lydie Perot-Clavel.

Historical population

Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1793 577 —     1800 592 +0.37% 1821 623 +0.24% 1831 601 −0.36% 1841 632 +0.50% 1861 783 +1.08% 1872 906 +1.34% 1881 1,114 +2.32% 1891 1,157 +0.38% 1896 1,175 +0.31% 1901 1,019 −2.81% 1911 982 −0.37% 1921 847 −1.47%	Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1931 826 −0.25% 1946 828 +0.02% 1954 802 −0.40% 1962 827 +0.38% 1968 827 +0.00% 1975 658 −3.21% 1982 671 +0.28% 1990 649 −0.42% 1999 617 −0.56% 2007 649 +0.63% 2012 649 +0.00% 2017 626 −0.72%
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Source: EHESS and INSEE

The coat of arms of the municipality is a Coupé au 1) Vert with the Golden Boar, 2nd) party Gules a chevron and silver bell mouths.

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