Troisgots

Troisgots is a common French, located in the department of the Manche and the area Basse-Normandie.

Geography

Troisgots is located at 15 Kilomètre S of Saint-Lo, Chef-lieu of the Département of the English Channel.

History

Ethymology of Troisgots, spelled " Tresgotz" or Tregoz with the the Middle Ages, probably means " beyond wood " by undoubtedly referring to local topography and more particularly to the slope of the hill going down towards the course of the Transfers which is called wood on the Cadastre.

The name of the east city probably at the origin of the Patronym Tresgots which one finds mainly in Lower Normandy.

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Sanctuary dedicated to Notre-Dame on Vire with Vault-on-Transfers It. Important place of pilgrimage marial since the Middle Ages.

Personalities related to the commune

One finds a lord of Trezgotz among the companions of William the Conqueror for the Conquête Norman of England.

See too

Common of the English Channel

External bonds

Troisgots on the site of the national geographical Institute
Troisgots on the site of INSEE
Troisgots on the site of Quid
Localization of Troisgots on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Troisgots on Mapquest

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