The area of the town is 1,590 hectares; its altitude varies between 111 meters to the southwest at the ru of Boissières and 126 meters on the road bridge crossing of Favières the TGV. The town lies on a plateau at very low relief, crossed by the upper part of the Marsange and various rus. His landscapes are typical of the Brie, marked by a succession of open fields (culture of wheat, the corn and sugar beet ). The territory consists of a large central area cleared won the primeval forest of Brie surrounded by dense forests north Crécy forest, west (wood Mandegris) and south (wood Ménillet), and open to southeast to La Houssaye-en-Brie and Chapels Bourbon. Difficult soil to drain explain the late and partial clearing of land, located over the edge of the royal estate and Champagne County before the forest becomes a game reserve. The territory is located almost entirely in the Marsange watershed. The Marsange, runs between the municipal area north from Villeneuve-le-Comte and a spring in the west towards Favières, that passes between the village and the hamlet of "des Trois Maisons". The tributaries are the Grand ru ru pond and of Boissières. The flatness and the terrain explain the presence of numerous brooks more or less intermittent. The town is in the catchment basins of the Bréon on the border of La Houssaye-en-Brie. The territory is dotted with small lakes, mostly former marl. The town has a temperate oceanic climate. Average annual rainfall is around 700 mm and is spread over the entire year. Rainfall in the eastern French Brie is slightly higher than the county average (650 mm), and slightly higher than the rest of the Île-de-France region (600 mm). The average temperature ranges from + 3 ° to + 18 °. Snow is exceptional.