Inhabitants of Berné are called Bernéens.

Historical population

Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1793 1,751 —     1800 1,764 +0.11% 1806 1,773 +0.08% 1821 2,022 +0.88% 1831 2,668 +2.81% 1836 2,210 −3.70% 1841 1,876 −3.22% 1846 1,959 +0.87% 1851 1,941 −0.18% 1856 1,711 −2.49% 1861 1,766 +0.63% 1866 1,863 +1.08% 1872 1,777 −0.78% 1876 1,912 +1.85% 1881 1,984 +0.74% 1886 1,886 −1.01% 1891 1,904 +0.19% 1896 1,953 +0.51%	Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1901 1,930 −0.24% 1906 1,953 +0.24% 1911 2,030 +0.78% 1921 1,993 −0.18% 1926 1,989 −0.04% 1931 1,918 −0.72% 1936 1,897 −0.22% 1946 1,968 +0.37% 1954 1,804 −1.08% 1962 1,685 −0.85% 1968 1,592 −0.94% 1975 1,508 −0.77% 1982 1,425 −0.81% 1990 1,350 −0.67% 1999 1,316 −0.28% 2009 1,501 +1.32% 2014 1,510 +0.12% 2020 1,545 +0.38%
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Source: EHESS and INSEE (1968-2020)

Berné is located in the western part of Morbihan, 28 km (17 mi) north of Lorient, 32 km (20 mi) west of Pontivy and 40 km (25 mi) northwest of Vannes. The commune is wooded and hilly. The forest of Pontcallec cover a large part of the commune's area. The river Scorff forms the commune's eastern and southern borders.

Seventeen French resistance fighters were shot dead by the German soldiers in the Landordu wood. Some victims were buried alive. Their bodies were exhumed on July 6, 1944.

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  Pontcallec castle
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  St Anne des Bois's chapel
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  St Albaud's chapel
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  St Albaud's chapel
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  Sacré Coeur

• Communes of the Morbihan department

• Base Mérimée: Search for heritage in the commune, Ministère français de la Culture. (in French)
• Mayors of Morbihan Association (in French)

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