Mondoubleau

Mondoubleau is a commune with 1497 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2011 ) in the department of Loir -et -Cher in the Centre region; it belongs to the district Vendôme and the Canton Mondoubleau.

History

The place was named after Hugues Doubleau out of the house Montoire who built a castle in the 11th century. Housed here Benedictine monastery was destroyed in the 13th century, the associated chapel in 1737.

Demographics

Arville | Baillou | Beauchene | Choue | Cormenon | Le Plessis- Dorin | Le Temple | Mondoubleau | Oigny | Saint- Agil | Saint- Avit | Saint -Marc -du -Cor | Sargé -sur -Braye | Souday

  • Commune in the department of Loir- et- Cher
  • Place in Centre
Centre (French region) Arrondissement Cantons of France Postal codes in France France
579171
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