La Chapelle-Neuve, Rural commune in Morbihan, France.
La Chapelle-Neuve is a rural commune located in the Morbihan department of Brittany, France, with approximately 1,002 inhabitants spread across 21.84 square kilometers featuring dispersed housing with numerous hamlets and agricultural areas.
The commune derives its name from the construction of a new chapel by the Rohan family in the 16th century and became administratively independent from Plumelin in 1867.
The 16th-century Notre-Dame-de-la-Fosse church and the 15th-century Locmaria chapel showcase the rich local religious heritage, with annual pardons perpetuating Breton traditions and community gatherings.
The town hall located at 14 rue Principale operates Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, reachable by phone at 02 97 27 20 04 or email at mairie.la.chapelle.neuve@wanadoo.fr.
The commune houses megalithic dolmens like the Roh-Du site listed as historical monuments, along with a 1698 granite fountain decorated with traditional Breton architectural details.
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