Jurignac (French pronunciation: [ʒyʁiɲak]) is a former commune in the Charente department in southwestern France. On 1 January 2016, it was merged into the new commune Val-des-Vignes.

Historical population

Year Pop. ±% 1793 497 —     1800 679 +36.6% 1806 649 −4.4% 1821 685 +5.5% 1831 811 +18.4% 1841 796 −1.8% 1846 803 +0.9% 1851 854 +6.4% 1856 802 −6.1% 1861 878 +9.5% 1866 886 +0.9% 1872 850 −4.1% 1876 820 −3.5% 1881 745 −9.1% 1886 659 −11.5% 1891 625 −5.2% 1896 642 +2.7%

Year Pop. ±% 1901 619 −3.6% 1906 591 −4.5% 1911 650 +10.0% 1921 594 −8.6% 1926 554 −6.7% 1931 540 −2.5% 1936 541 +0.2% 1946 538 −0.6% 1954 557 +3.5% 1962 545 −2.2% 1968 523 −4.0% 1975 552 +5.5% 1982 499 −9.6% 1990 539 +8.0% 1999 501 −7.1% 2008 524 +4.6%

The commune contains the distillery of the cognac Andre Duclos, a building from the late nineteenth century which is now a music hall. It is the only listed building in the commune. St. Peter's Church is the main place of worship.

• Communes of the Charente department