Incudine is a town and comune in the province of Brescia, in the Lombardy region of northern Italy. It is one of the many small municipalities that make up the administrative fabric of the province, which is centred on the city of Brescia in the eastern part of Lombardy.
As a comune, Incudine is a basic unit of local government in Italy, with its own municipal administration. It lies within the Alpine and pre-Alpine belt of the province of Brescia, an area known for its mountain terrain and for the valleys that run north from the Lombard plain toward the border with Trentino.
Detailed historical, demographic and cultural information about Incudine is limited in readily available reference sources, and the town is not among the better-known destinations of the region. It is best understood as a small Lombard comune within the province of Brescia, distinct from other places that may share its name.