Plorec-sur-auguenon Hotels

Plorec-sur-Arguenon is a commune in the Côtes-d'Armor department in Bretagne in northwestern France. The common Plorec-on-Arguenon is a small town located on the east bank of the picturesque valley of the Arguenon. Apart from the town center, the town of Plorec consists of many small villages, the City hatte, Tréhemneuc the Villebriand, Temple… Bordering the Arguenon at the boundary with the neighboring municipality of Pledeliac, is located one nautical base. Plorec is an ancient parish primitive past also included the present territory of Plorec-on-Arguenon those Lescouët Jugon (now part of Jugon-Interlake) and Bourseul . Ploarec name appears IN the thirteenth century. Two acts of 1214 and 1239 refer to the grant to the abbey of Boquen, the lord of Chatelier in Ereac, four "mining" of wheat on the rents that food has to Plorec. We will meet the following designations: Ploarec (in 1214, in 1239), Eccl. Plorec (circa 1330), Par. S. Petri Plourec (in 1380). The name of the town becomes Plorec-on-Arguenon by decree of May 10, 1954. Under the Old Regime, Plorec-on-Arguenon is a parish in the diocese of St. Malo and for branch Lescouët (since Lescouët Jugon). The ancient parish of Plorec-on-Arguenon fell within the sub-delegation of Lamballe and spring Jugon. Plorec-on-Arguenon elects its first municipality in early 1790. By order of December 6, 1827, Plorec yields to the nearby town of Bourseul the village of Hotels in exchange for the large oak-Bily Wood and Castle Wood, Adam. In 1827 also, the common Plorec, formerly part of the canton of Plancoet was attached Plélan to Canton-le-Petit. Some localities such as the village of Temple seem to reveal the presence of the Templars and / or Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem