Berné (French pronunciation: [bɛʁne]; Berne in Breton) is a commune in the Morbihan department in Brittany in northwestern France.

Population

Inhabitants of Berné are called Bernéens.

Historical population
YearPop.±% p.a.
1793 1,751—    
1800 1,764+0.11%
1806 1,773+0.08%
1821 2,022+0.88%
1831 2,668+2.81%
1836 2,210−3.70%
1841 1,876−3.22%
1846 1,959+0.87%
1851 1,941−0.18%
1856 1,711−2.49%
1861 1,766+0.63%
1866 1,863+1.08%
1872 1,777−0.78%
1876 1,912+1.85%
1881 1,984+0.74%
1886 1,886−1.01%
1891 1,904+0.19%
1896 1,953+0.51%
YearPop.±% p.a.
1901 1,930−0.24%
1906 1,953+0.24%
1911 2,030+0.78%
1921 1,993−0.18%
1926 1,989−0.04%
1931 1,918−0.72%
1936 1,897−0.22%
1946 1,968+0.37%
1954 1,804−1.08%
1962 1,685−0.85%
1968 1,592−0.94%
1975 1,508−0.77%
1982 1,425−0.81%
1990 1,350−0.67%
1999 1,316−0.28%
2009 1,501+1.32%
2014 1,510+0.12%
2020 1,545+0.38%
Source: EHESS[3] and INSEE (1968-2020)[4]

Geography

Berné is located in the western part of Morbihan, 28 km (17 mi) north of Lorient, 32 km (20 mi) west of Pontivy and 40 km (25 mi) northwest of Vannes. The commune is wooded and hilly. The forest of Pontcallec cover a large part of the commune's area. The river Scorff forms the commune's eastern and southern borders.

Map

Topographic map

History

Second world war

Seventeen French resistance fighters were shot dead by the German soldiers in the Landordu wood. Some victims were buried alive. Their bodies were exhumed on July 6, 1944.

List of places

  • Bel Air
  • Bois du Crocq
  • Bonot
  • Botcoal
  • Castel Bouille
  • Château de Pontcallec
  • Clonze, le
  • Coadic Noguel
  • Coat Cren
  • Coët Cado
  • Corgat
  • Corroncq, le
  • Cosquer
  • Croix des Nations, la
  • Croix Verte, la
  • Foloben
  • Forges, les
  • Ganach
  • Gare, la
  • Garenne, la
  • Guergoat
  • Guernalgout
  • Guernegal
  • Guernemoulin
  • Guernevé
  • Keralès
  • Keravel
  • Kerbillet
  • Kerbrest
  • Kerfany
  • Kerfernand
  • Kergaduret
  • Kergal
  • Kergroise
  • Kerham
  • Kerharff
  • Kerhenry
  • Kerhério
  • Kerhoat
  • Kerihuel
  • Keriquel
  • Kerjean
  • Kerléadec
  • Kerlivio
  • Kerloc
  • Kerloise
  • Kerlosquet
  • Kermarrec
  • Kerninnec
  • Kerpriol
  • Kersivy
  • Kerveno
  • Kerybois
  • Lan Pellan
  • Landordu
  • Leannec, le
  • Léty, le
  • Leurven
  • Manébihan
  • Manépile
  • Marta, le
  • Mengleu
  • Menguen
  • Moulin de Corroncq
  • Moulin de Kerlous
  • Moulin de Poulhibet
  • Nahellec
  • Namouhic
  • Nénévé, le
  • Nervoudic
  • Noguel
  • Noguello
  • Ouadec Vihan
  • Ouadec Vras
  • Pellan
  • Perihuec
  • Péros, le
  • Pont Bellec
  • Pont Callec
  • Pont Neuf, le
  • Pont Zinsec
  • Pontouzic
  • Pontulaire
  • Portz en Tallec
  • Poulgroix
  • Poulhibet
  • Prat er Gazec
  • Resclen
  • Rescorbel
  • Roc,le
  • Rohorven
  • Ronz er Moal
  • Rotu, le
  • Rullan
  • Rustehen
  • Saint Albaud
  • Saint Germain
  • Sainte Anne des Bois
  • Storec
  • Sur la Bosse
  • Tachen Manac'h
  • Toulhosparc
  • Tromelin
  • Ty Neve Kerlivio
  • Tylen
  • Ty Nevé
  • Ty Nicol
  • Véchen
  • Villeneuve Zinzec
  • Zinzec
  • Pontcallec castle
    Pontcallec castle
  • St Anne des Bois's chapel
    St Anne des Bois's chapel
  • St Albaud's chapel
    St Albaud's chapel
  • St Albaud's chapel
    St Albaud's chapel
  • Sacré Coeur
    Sacré Coeur

See also

References

  1. ^ "Maires du Morbihan" (PDF). Préfecture du Morbihan. 7 July 2020.
  2. ^ "Populations de référence 2022" (in French). The National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies. 19 December 2024.
  3. ^ Des villages de Cassini aux communes d'aujourd'hui: Commune data sheet Berné, EHESS (in French).
  4. ^ Population en historique depuis 1968, INSEE


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