This page recalls all the old communes of the department of the Haute-Loire 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).

The information of before 1943 can be incomplete.

Fusion

*: creation of a new commune

1975

• Holy-Marie-of-Chazes the > Siaugues-Holy-Marie *
• Siaugues-Saint-Romain > Siaugues-Holy-Marie *

1973

• Mazeyrat-Crispinhac > Mazeyrat-with Allier *
• Reilhac > Mazeyrat-with Allier *
• Saint-Eble > Mazeyrat-with Allier *

1972

• Auteyrac > Vissac-Auteyrac *
• Vissac > Vissac-Auteyrac *

1966

• Sauvetat > Landos
• Vabres > Alleyras

1965

• Bear-Mons > Puy
• Taulhac-près-le-Puy > Puy

1850

• Digons > Pébrac

1846

• Verreyrolles > Growths

1845

• Bousselargues > Blesle
• Labrousse > Agnat and Chaniat
• Védrines > Old woman-Brioude

1843

• Peyrusse > Aubazat
• Saint-Leger > Sembadel

1842

• Censac > Paulhaguet
• Cougeat > Lamothe
• Flageac > Saint-Georges-with Aurac
• Larochette > Chaniat
• Lugeac > Lavaudieu
• the Rock > Bournoncle

1839

• Brives > Brives-Charensac *
• Charensac > Brives-Charensac *

1834

• the Vault-Allagnon > Blesle
• Our-Lady-of-Cross-country race > Ferrussac

1833

• Glavenas > Saint-Julien-of-Pinet the

1832

• Jagonas > Rauret
• Jochères > Rauret
• Saint-Clement-with-Pradelles > Pradelles

1825

• Open-in Allègre > Lively

1821

• Chacornac > Cayres

Before 1806

• Holy-Paule > Low

1798

• Aurouze > Mazeyrat-Aurouze *
• Mazeyrat > Mazeyrat-Aurouze *

Creation

1937

• Costaros by dismemberment of the commune of Cayres

1927

• Arsac-in-Velay by dismemberment of the commune of Coubon

1925

• It Séauve-on-Semène by dismemberment of the commune of Saint-Didier

1895

• Blavozy by dismemberment of the commune of Saint-Germain-Laprade

1876

• Chenereilles by dismemberment of the communes of Tence and Saint-Jeures

1872

• Farmhouse-of-Tence by dismemberment of the commune of Tence

1865

• Malrevers by dismemberment of the communes of Chaspinhac and Rosières
• Bridge-Solomon by dismemberment of the communes of Saint-Didier and Saint-Ironwood-with Auroure

1860

• Villettes by dismemberment of the communes of Monistrol and Holy-Sigolène

1855

• Moudeyres by dismemberment of the communes of Laussonne, Estables and Freycenet-the-Turn

1852

• the Sluice by dismemberment of the commune of Saint-Hostien

1850

• Malvalette by dismemberment of the commune of Low
• Valprivas by dismemberment of the commune of Low

1845

• Beautiful by dismemberment of the communes of Retournac and Yssingeaux

1844

• Villeneuve-in Allier

1835

• Alleyrac by dismemberment of the commune of Salettes

Modification of official name

1996

• Lempdes > Lempdes-on-Allagnon
• Mazeyrat-Aurouze > Mazerat-Aurouze

1988

• Puy > the Puy-en-Velay

1969

• Cussac > the Cussac-on-Loire

1962

• Monastier > It Monastier-on-Gazeille

1961

• Bournoncle > Bournoncle-Saint-Pierre

1958

• Aurec > the Aurec-on-Loire
• Low > Low-in-Basset hound
• Bouchet > Bouchet-Saint-Nicolas
• Champagnac > Champagnac-the-Old man
• Montfaucon > Montfaucon-in-Velay

1946

• Saint-Stake-of-Walls > Saint-Stake-with-Senouire

1923

• Chambon-of-Tence > It Chambon-on-Lignon

1900

• Nozeyrolles > Auvers

1893

• Chambon > Chambon-with-Tence

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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