Aubertin

Geography

Hydrography

The commune is crossed by affluents of the Gave of Pau:

the brook the Bayse and its affluents:

the brook of Houchou and its affluent:

the brook Haget

the brook Bert
the brook of Rouède

the brook the Juscle and its affluent:

Jusclet

Localities and hamlets

Communes bordering

Arbus and Artiguelouve in north
Saint-Faust in the east
Monein and Lacommande in the west
Lasseube in the south.

Toponymy

The toponym Aubertin appears in the forms Albertinus (1128, according to Pierre de Marca), Auberti (XIVe century, fors of Béarn), Aubertii (XIVe century, censier of Béarn), Auberty (1548, reformation of Béarn), Sent Blasi d' Aubertin (1608, insinuations of the diocese of Oloron).

History

A commandery was founded on the territory of Aubertin in 1118, which gave its name to the commune of Lacommande.
In 1385, Aubertin counted 44 fires and depended on the Bailliage of Ossau.

Administration

Intercommunality

The town of Aubertin belongs to the Communauté of communes of Miey de Béarn which gathers 14 communes.

The common one forms also part of the inter-commune structures:

SIVOM of the canton of Lasseube
SIVU for the installation and the management of the rivers of the basin of the Falls
Trade union of installation of the catchment area of Juscle and of its affluents
Trade union of the slopes of Lasseube - Jurançon
Trade union intercantonal for the installation and the development of the Country of the Falls
Trade union AEP Gave and Baïse.

Demography

The population of 2004 is a provisional population established by INSEE.

Economy

The common one belongs to the zone AOC Vignoble of Jurançon. Its activity is primarily agricultural.

Culture and Inheritance

Civil inheritance

Religious heritage

Aubertin has a church (church Saint-Augustin) which completion date of the XVIIIe century (1773) and which was partially rebuilt during the second part of the XIXe century.

Equipment

Aubertin has an elementary school.

Personalities related to the commune

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