Historical population

Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1793 4,512 —     1800 4,980 +1.42% 1821 4,425 −0.56% 1831 4,152 −0.63% 1836 3,944 −1.02% 1841 3,908 −0.18% 1846 3,913 +0.03% 1851 3,938 +0.13% 1856 3,791 −0.76% 1861 3,592 −1.07% 1866 3,672 +0.44% 1872 3,189 −2.32% 1876 3,615 +3.18% 1881 3,621 +0.03% 1886 3,590 −0.17% 1891 3,534 −0.31% 1896 3,426 −0.62% 1901 3,640 +1.22%	Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1906 3,722 +0.45% 1911 3,599 −0.67% 1921 3,464 −0.38% 1926 3,384 −0.47% 1931 3,222 −0.98% 1936 3,155 −0.42% 1946 3,092 −0.20% 1954 2,550 −2.38% 1962 2,260 −1.50% 1968 2,074 −1.42% 1975 1,842 −1.68% 1982 1,575 −2.21% 1990 1,359 −1.83% 1999 1,312 −0.39% 2009 1,253 −0.46% 2014 1,217 −0.58% 2020 1,228 +0.15%
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Source: EHESS and INSEE (1968-2020)

Ploërdut is located in Northwestern part of Morbihan, 16 km (9.9 mi) east of Le Faouët, 22 km (14 mi) west of Pontivy and 38 km (24 mi) north of Lorient. Historically, the village belongs to Vannetais.

The romanesque nave church dates from the eleventh or twelve century.

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  The town hall
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  Chapel Notre Dame de Crénénan
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  Chapel of Lochrist
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  Chapel Notre Dame de la Fosse
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  Iron Age stele christianized of Saint Ildut
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  Manor of Kerservant

• Kério, a hamlet of Ploërdut
• Communes of the Morbihan department

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