Assérac

Assérac is a common French, located in the department of the Loire-Atlantique. It is thus a Breton commune, although this department was detached from historical Brittany by a decree of the Pétain Marshal of 1941.

The inhabitants of the commune are called the Asseracais and Asseracaises .

Geography

The common bordering to Assérac are Herbignac, Saint-Molf, Mesquer in the Loire-Atlantique, and Pénestin, Camoël and Férel in the Morbihan.

Assérac has several beaches and a large bay (bay of Bridge-Mahé) known of the practitioners of the sliding sports.

History

Blasonnement

Gironné of gold and azure of eight parts . They are the weapons of the first lords of Assérac.

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Personalities related to the commune

Olivier Guichard, principal private secretary of De Gaulle and minister, had a residence with Asserac in the locality Ker Olivier. The place of the church bears now its name.

See too

Common of the Loire-Atlantique

External bonds

Other indications on the commune of Assérac
Assérac on the site of the national geographical Institute
Assérac on the site of INSEE
Assérac on the site of Quid
Localization of Assérac on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Assérac on Mapquest

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