Les Salelles (French pronunciation: [le salɛl]) is a commune in the Lozère department in the region Occitanie in southern France. Its inhabitants are called Les Salellois.

Les Salelles is on the left bank of river Lot, near the commune of Chanac.

In December 2003, an exceptional flooding of the river Lot destroyed part of the bridge and the road. The bridge was repaired.

Historical population

Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1793 512 —     1800 370 −4.53% 1806 537 +6.41% 1821 530 −0.09% 1831 485 −0.88% 1836 545 +2.36% 1841 520 −0.93% 1846 510 −0.39% 1851 450 −2.47% 1856 432 −0.81% 1861 425 −0.33% 1866 416 −0.43% 1872 432 +0.63% 1876 487 +3.04% 1881 502 +0.61% 1886 446 −2.34% 1891 417 −1.34% 1896 420 +0.14%	Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1901 406 −0.68% 1906 400 −0.30% 1911 394 −0.30% 1921 256 −4.22% 1926 257 +0.08% 1931 246 −0.87% 1936 239 −0.58% 1946 223 −0.69% 1954 189 −2.05% 1962 183 −0.40% 1968 149 −3.37% 1975 118 −3.28% 1982 90 −3.80% 1990 99 +1.20% 1999 118 +1.97% 2007 149 +2.96% 2012 155 +0.79% 2017 164 +1.14%
Source: Cassini and INSEE

• Church from the 14th century

• Town fair on 15 August
• Bread fair in Autumn

• Communes of the Lozère department

• Official site of the commune des Salelles (French)