Fougerêts is a common French, located in the department of the Morbihan and the area Brittany.
The name in Breton of the commune is Felgerieg-Al-Lann . (It should be noted that the Breton language was surely never practiced in this common) cf http://www.breizh.net/identity/galleg/espaces_bretons.htm
Its inhabitants name the Fougerêtais and Fougerêtaises .
The oldest traces of human occupations would go up at the time Roman according to the local oral sources (Roman way, villa, tile).
But it is with the Middle Ages that this “parish” takes a relative importance: presence of Templiers to the Bridge of Oust, presence of the family of Rieux, some castles or manors ruraux.
In the middle of the 20th century, this village knows an important rural migration. The population manages to be fixed as from the Seventies thanks to the local company Yves Rocher.
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