City & villages

Discover the 11 communes of our territory: Désaignes, Empurany, Gilhoc-sur-Ormèze, Lafarre, Labatie d'Andaure, Lamastre, Le Crestet, Nozières, Saint-Barthélemy-Grozon, Saint-Basile, Saint-Prix.

Désaignes

Dezaignes, pronounced "Dezagne", already existed in Roman times as evidenced by the presence of a...

Empurany

This small rural village of 573 inhabitants sees its population reach 700 to 800 inhabitants in summer.

Gilhoc-sur-Ormèze

First church of the 11th century priory. It was the Benedictine monks of Cruas Abbey who founded the Gilhoc Priory.

Lafarre

This village built on a rocky "épron" at 733 meters of altitude shelters 60 inhabitants.

Labatie d'Andaure

Pretty village perched, with a lot of charm. On the banks of the Doux, in which a swimming point is set up...

Lamastre

Lamastre was born in 1790 from the regrouping of three ancient communities: Macheville, Lamastre and Retourtour...

Le Crestet

This charming village of 516 inhabitants has many monuments witnessing a rich history.

Nozières

This secular village perched at 920 meters of altitude counts today 262 inhabitants and extends over 2179 hectares.

Saint-Barthélemy-Grozon

Since 1801 Grozon is attached to the commune of "Saint-Barthélemy-Le-Pin". It's in 1996..

Saint-Basile

The village was successively called Sanctus Basilius (1179), Saint Bausile (1464), Saint Basilidus...

Saint-Prix

Eight kilometres from Lamastre, Saint-Prix is home to a population of 250 inhabitants.