Fougeres

Fougeres is a commune and a sub-prefecture of the Ille-et-Vilaine branch within the region of Brittany, northwestern France. Its inhabitants are known as the Fougerais. In a 2014 census, Fougeres had 20,189 inhabitants. The Fougeres location incorporates approximately 88,000 population and is presently developing, in contrast to the metropolis centre.

Fougeres is a city on the edge of Brittany, Maine and Normandy and named after a fern see also fougere, or from fous because of this fosse in Brittany and Normandy, a gap is a terrace of land formed with the aid of the excavations made on every facet of the terrace, and serving as a separation among homes. The city of Fougeres is noted within the chorus of the song La Blanche Hermine, by using Gilles Servat.

The author uses it as a image of the Breton resistance wherein it is adjacent to the metropolis of Clisson within the Loire-Atlantique. Fougeres is traditionally, on the grounds that the arrival of Latin in Armorica, a area where Gallo is spoken. In Gallo, Fougeres interprets to Foujerr even as its Breton call is Felger. Entry symptoms to the agglomeration have carried the Breton call for numerous years. One of the 2 bagad of the city takes this name: Bagad Bro Felger and the Diwan faculty, opened in 2013, is likewise known as Skol Diwan bro Felger.