Old communes of the Gironde

This page recalls all the old communes of the department of the the Gironde which existed since the French revolution, as well as creations and the official modifications of name.

The list does not contain the simple modifications of the territory of a commune (passage of a hamlet of a commune with another, for example).

Information before 1943 can be incomplete.

Fusion

*: creation of a new commune

1989

• Monbadon > Puisseguin

1974

• Béliet > Belin-Béliet *
• Belin > Belin-Béliet *

1973

• Parsac > Mountain
• Saint-Avit-of-Moiron the > Saint-Avit-Saint-Nazaire *
• Saint-Georges > Mountain
• Saint-Nazaire > Saint-Avit-Saint-Nazaire *

1965

• Caudéran > Bordeaux
• Marcamps > Prignac-and-Marcamps *
• Prignac-and-Cazelles > Prignac-and-Marcamps *
• Puch > Sauveterre-with-Guyenne
• Saint-Andre-of-Garn the > Mongauzy
• Saint-Leger-with-Vignague > Sauveterre-with-Guyenne
• Saint-Romain-with-Vignague > Sauveterre-with-Guyenne
• Sallebruneau > Frontenac

1947

• Lafosse > Pugnac

1857

• Montpezat > Mourens

1817

• Ambarès > Ambarès-and-Lagrave *
• Lagrave > Ambarès-and-Lagrave *

1813

• Aubie > Aubie-and-Espessas *
• Cornemps > Small-Palate-and-Cornemps *
• Espessas > Aubie-and-Espessas *
• Small-Palate > Small-Palate-and-Cornemps *

1812

• Cameyrac > Saint-Sulpice-and-Cameyrac *
• Saint-Sulpice > Saint-Sulpice-and-Cameyrac *

1806

• Chalaures > Them Églisottes-and-Chalaures *
• Églisottes > Them Églisottes-and-Chalaures *

Year XIII

• Camblanes > Camblanes-and-Meynac *
• Libarde > Borough
• Meynac > Camblanes-and-Meynac *

Year XI

• Raise Them > Them Raise-and-Thoumeyragues *
• Thoumeyragues > Them Raise-and-Thoumeyragues *

Year X

• Naujan > Naujan-and-Postiac *
• Postiac > Naujan-and-Postiac *

Year IX

• Mouliets > Mouliets-and-Villemartin *
• Villemartin > Mouliets-and-Villemartin *

1800

• Beychac > Beychac-and-Caillau *
• Caillau > Beychac-and-Caillau *

1799

• Call > Saint-Andre-and-Call *
• Saint-Andre-with-Capbeauze > Saint-Andre-and-Call *

Year VIII

• Benon > Saint-Laurent-of-Medoc

Year VI

• Braud > Braud-and-Saint-Louis *
• Saint-Louis > Braud-and-Saint-Louis *

1790

• Cazelles > Prignac
• Gardegan > Gardegan-and-Tourtirac *
• Saint-Martin-with-Mazerat > St. Emilion
• Tourtirac > Gardegan-and-Tourtirac *

Creation

1946

• Marcheprime

1857

• Arcachon

1791

• Asques by dismemberment of the commune of Saint-Romain-the-Virvée
• Roquille by dismemberment of the commune of Ligueux

1790

• Civrac by dismemberment of the commune of Saint-Pey-with-Castets
• Coubeyrac by dismemberment of the commune of Gensac

Modification of official name

1994

• Tests It > Test-with-Buch

1991

• the Civrac-of-Dordogne > the Civrac-on-Dordogne

1987

• Canéjean > Canéjan
• Labrède > Brède

1986

• Saint-Laurent-and-Benon > Saint-Laurent-Medoc

1979

• Bernos > Bernos-Beaulac

1978

• Carignan > Carignan-of-Bordeaux
• Moor-of-Libourne > Lalande-with-Pomerol

1976

• Light > Light-Cape-Tag

1972

• Bayon > the Bayon-on-Gironde

1971

• Cussac > Cussac-Extremely-Medoc

1969

• Landerrouet > Landerrouet-on-Ségur

1968

• the Gironde > Gironde-on-Dropt

1961

• Blaye-and-Holy-Luce > Blaye
• Saint-Bosoms > Saint-Bosom-with Aiguevives

1957

• Castelmoron > Castelmoron-with Albret
• Castelnau > Castelnau-of-Medoc
• Castets > Castets-in-Dorthe

1956

• Castillon > Castillon-with-Castets
• Civrac > Civrac-with-Blaye
• Pian > the Pian-Medoc
• Pian > the Pian-on-Garonne
• Saint-Caprais > Saint-Caprais-with-Blaye
• Saint-Christoly > Saint-Christoly-with-Blaye
• Saint-Genoa > Saint-Genoa-with-Castillon
• Saint Martin's day > Saint-Martin-Lacaussade
• Saint-Michel > Saint-Michel-with-Lapujade
• Saint-Seurin > Saint-Seurin-of-Borough

1955

• Saint-Philippe-of-Seignac > Saint-Philippe-of-Seignal the

1953

• Castillon-and-Capitourlan > Castillon-the-Battles

1950

• Vendays > Vendays-Montalivet

1932

• Listrac > Listrac-Medoc

1913

• Saint-Caprais > Saint-Caprais-of-Bordeaux

1912

• Galgon-and-Queynac > Galgon

1906

• Rooms > Room-with-Castillon

1902

• Saint-Ciers-the-Moor > the Saint-Ciers-on-Gironde

1901

• Moor-of-Cubzac > Moor-with-Fronsac

1890

• Soulac > Soulac-on-Sea

1885

• Saint-Aubin > Saint-Aubin-with-Blaye

1821

• Saint-Laurent-of-Medoc > Saint-Laurent-and-Benon

Year XII

• Prignac > Prignac-and-Cazelles

1793

• Saint-Aubin-of-Blagnac > Saint-Aubin-with-Branne

1792

• Saint-Christoly-of-Canac > Saint-Christoly
• Saint-Genoa-of-Segonzac > Saint-Genoa-with-Blaye

Sources

• charts of Cassini, database on the history of the common Frenchwomen
• CommunesGenWeb, history of the communes to the service of the genealogy

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