Guilvinec, Coastal administrative division in Finistère, France.
Guilvinec is a commune on the northwestern coast of Brittany in the Finistère department. It occupies a small coastal area and serves as an administrative center for the local population.
The commune was founded in 1880 when it separated from the neighboring municipality of Plomeur and established its own administration. This division marked the start of its development as an independent administrative entity.
The name carries Breton roots that reflect the maritime identity of this coastal settlement. Local residents maintain their Breton language and cultural traditions through everyday practices and community initiatives visible throughout the commune.
The place offers access to regional transportation networks that connect travelers to other coastal communities and inland areas. Visitors will find local services and facilities needed for stays and exploration in the area.
In earlier decades, the place experienced its greatest growth, with peak population numbers in the 1920s. This period shows how traditional coastal communities have shifted their population dynamics over time.
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