Plourhan

Plourhan is a commune in the Côtes-d'Armor department of Brittany in northwestern France.

Geography:

Plourhan is located near the coast, approximately 15 kilometers northwest of Saint-Quay-Portrieux. The commune is part of the Pays de Goëlo.

History:

The history of Plourhan is linked to that of Brittany and the Goëlo region. Archaeological finds suggest a presence in the area dating back to ancient times. The commune has experienced periods of both prosperity and hardship, particularly during the various conflicts that have marked Breton history.

Administration:

Plourhan is administered by a mayor and a municipal council. The commune is part of the canton of Plouha.

Population:

The population of Plourhan is around 2,000 inhabitants (as of the most recent census data).

Economy:

The economy of Plourhan is primarily based on agriculture, tourism, and local businesses. The proximity to the coast and the natural environment contribute to the attractiveness of the area for tourism.

Culture and Heritage:

Plourhan possesses several sites of interest, including religious buildings (such as the church and chapels) and historical monuments. The local culture is deeply rooted in Breton traditions.