Communes of the Finistère department facts for kids

Finistère is a department in the region of Brittany, France.

This page lists all the communes (which are like small towns or villages) in the Finistère department of France. A department is a bit like a county or a state in other countries. Finistère is located in the beautiful region of Brittany.

There are 283 communes in Finistère. Each commune has its own local government and helps manage daily life for its residents. Some communes work together in larger groups called "communities" to share resources and services.

• CUB stands for Communauté urbaine de Brest. This is a group of communes around the city of Brest that work closely together.
• CAQ stands for Communauté d'agglomération Quimper Communauté. This is a group of communes around Quimper, another important city.
• CAM stands for Communauté d'agglomération du Pays de Morlaix. This group includes communes around Morlaix.

What are Communes?

A commune is the smallest type of administrative area in France. Think of it as a local government unit, like a town or a parish. Each commune has a mayor and a town council who make decisions for the people living there. They handle things like local schools, roads, and public services.

Why are Communes Important?

Communes are super important because they are closest to the people. They help make sure that local needs are met. For example, they might organize local events, manage sports facilities, or help with waste collection. It's all about making sure communities run smoothly.

Finistère: A French Department

Finistère is one of the four departments in the Brittany region of western France. Its name means "Land's End" because it's at the very tip of the French mainland. It's known for its stunning coastline, rich history, and unique Breton culture.

Understanding the List of Communes

The list below shows each commune in Finistère. It includes some important numbers that help identify them:

• INSEE Code: This is a special number given to each commune by the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE). It's like a unique ID number for each town.
• Postal Code: This is the number used for mail delivery, just like a ZIP code.
• Commune: This is the name of the town or village.

Some communes also have a note like (CUB), (CAQ), or (CAM). This means they are part of one of the larger community groups we mentioned earlier. These groups help communes work together on bigger projects.

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In Spanish: Anexo:Comunas de Finisterre para niños