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Menhirs in the Finistère

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Quenoyle de Sainte-Barbe de Ploéven
Stèle
29550 Ploéven

The Quenouille de Sainte-Barbe is a protohistoric stele classified as a historical monument, located in Ploéven, Brittany, dating from the Iron Age and associated with funeral or Celtic cultual ceremonies.
Bed of Saint John of Guimaëc
Allées couvertes
29620 Guimaëc

Le Lit de Saint-Jean is a neolithic covered alley located in Guimaëc, Brittany, classified as a Historic Monument. This diorite megalith is 3.50 m long and keeps three cover tables.
Menhir from Kergadiou to Plourin
Menhirs
29830 Plourin

The Kergadiou Menhir, located in Plourin (Finistry), is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, 8.55 metres high, classified as a historical monument in 1883. It dominates a hill at 63 meters altitude.
Menhir from Penglaouic to Loctudy
Menhirs
29750 Loctudy

The Menhir de Penglaouic, dating from the Neolithic, is a 3 m granite block located in Loctudy (Finistery), marking the boundary between two communes and classified as a historical monument in 1974.
Menhir from Lanvar to Guilvinec
Menhirs
29730 Guilvinec

The Menhir de Lanvar, a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, peaks more than 3 meters in the municipality of Guilvinec, in Brittany. Ranked in 1962, this granite block marks a sacred place near a stream.
Menhir from Lann al Louarn to Plouguin
Menhirs
29830 Plouguin

The Menhir de Lann al Louarn, located in Plouguin, Brittany, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, the last vestige of a group of four menhirs today disappeared.
Menhir from Creac'h Edern to Plouigneau
Menhirs
29610 Plouigneau

The Menhir de Creac'h Edern, also known as Menhir de Tremaëc, is a monolith in granite Neolithic located in Plouigneau, Finistère, Brittany. It is 5.50 m high and has been listed as a historical monument since 1955.
Menhir from Kerveatoux, or Kerloas
Menhirs
29810 Plouarzel

The Kerloas Menhir, erected in the Neolithic at Plouarzel (Finister), is the highest standing menhir in France with 9.50 m. Ranked a historic monument in 1883, it dominates a ridge at 132 m altitude.