Saint-Armel

Located 13 kilometers south of Rennes, Saint-Armel extends over 17.75 square kilometers with elevations ranging from 22 to 79 meters above sea level.

The name originates from a 6th-century Welsh monk who established a monastery in the area and, according to local records, defeated paganism in the region.

The Saint-Armel Church, registered as a historical monument since 1988, features an Art Deco stations of the cross created by Breton painter Louis Garin.

The commune connects to Rennes through public transportation lines 73 and 173, operated by the STAR network, providing regular service for residents and visitors.

The territory maintains an agricultural character with 86.7% of land dedicated to farming activities, as measured by Corine Land Cover in 2018.

Location: arrondissement of Rennes

Location: Ille-et-Vilaine

Location: Rennes Métropole

Elevation above the sea: 36 m

Industry: administration publique générale

Shares border with: Nouvoitou, Bourgbarré, Corps-Nuds, Vern-sur-Seiche

Address: 35230 Saint-Armel, France

Phone: +33299627158

Email: accueil.mairie@saint-armel-35.fr

Website: http://saint-armel-35.fr

GPS coordinates: 48.01167,-1.59056

Latest update: May 19, 2025 14:26