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Plozévet covers 27.2 km², lies between 0 and 97 m above sea level and had 2,984 inhabitants in the 2023 census. Its inhabitants are called the Plozévetiens.

Plozévet [plozevɛt] is a French commune in the département of Finistère, in the région of Bretagne, situated halfway between Quimper and the pointe du Raz, in the pays Bigouden. Plozévet is part, along with nine other communes, of the communauté de communes du Haut Pays Bigouden. This commune is well known in academic circles because it was the subject, in the early 1960s, of a large multidisciplinary study under the direction of Monique and Robert Gessain of the musée de l'Homme, with the participation of Edgar Morin.

A little history

Paul du Châtellier recorded at Plozévet between 1882 and 1888 four menhirs (the menhir de Kervinou, 1.5 metres tall, stands in the middle of a field but is visible from the road from Menez Queldrec to Menez Kerlaeron, the split menhir, also known as the two twins, the squat menhir, the menhir de Lestrouguy), three allées couvertes (including that of Penker, destroyed during the course of the 20th century), two dolmens, an open-air megalithic chamber, eight tumuli (though many have disappeared since), with 68 objects found there (daggers, an archer's bracer, pottery, vases...), not counting the potsherds.

Places to see in Plozévet

• A calvary stands in the former cemetery
• Moulin à orge
• Monument aux morts de la Grande Guerre
• Menhir des Droits-de-l'Homme
• The Musée des petits meubles bretons

From Wikidata and the Wikipedia article « Plozévet », licensed CC BY-SA 4.0, read on 13 October 2026. Translated from the French article. Read the article