Plouider, Finistère Département, Brittany, France

🇫🇷 Plouider is a commune in the Finistère department of Brittany in north-western France.

Geography Plouider is located about 5 km south of lagrève or Goulven Bay, located on the edge of the English Channel, and 6 km north-northeast of the city of Lesneven. Its communal finish is limited to the south by Quillimadec, a small coastal river that flows into the English Channel between Kerlouan and Guissény. Another very small coastal river, in fact a stream, the Flèche, crosses the municipality, passing in particular through the large hamlet of Pont-du-Châtel. Altitudes vary between 11 meters to the west, where Quillimadec leaves the communal territory 67 meters near Coat Menac'h. The village of Plouider is very off-centered to the north within the communal finish, the territory of the neighboring municipality of Goulven extending to the northern limit of the village of Plouider. Runéven and the Mouster to the east, Coat Menac'h and Pen ar Creach to the south, Dourmap, Kersava and Kéréolé to the west are the other main hamlets of the municipality.

Monuments • The Saint-Didier church was rebuilt in 1771 with materials from Kergonadeac'h en Cléder. The church houses the statues of Saint Didier, Saint Eloi (probably by confusion with Saint Alor), Saint Xavier, Saint Agathe, Saint Yves and a Virgin Mother. • The Manoir du Beuzit ("Bavis" or "Boissière" in French); its first known member, Guillaume Beuzit lived in the 15th century; this manor was acquired in the 17th century by the Kergoff family. • Monuments to the dead 1914-1918. • The Saint-Fiacre chapel (in Pont-du-Châtel). • The chapel of Notre-Dame-des-Malades (in the village of Plouider). • Mills.

Breton language • Membership of the Ya d'ar brezhoneg charter was voted by the municipal council on March 23, 2012.