MOUMOULOUS: 68 inhabitants, local Holiday by August 20, City hall 0562965240

This village is installed on the sweet sloping western hillside of the valley of Lurus at a height of 240 metres. The name comes certainly of the Germanic " Mumolus " .L' evolution of the activity) of the ground is marked by the decline of the vineyard struck by the oïdium in 1855 and the phylloxera in 1881 where from the increase of surfaces in meadows and in uncultivated.

Saying: " Moumoulous, pousoueros and werewolves ":Moumoulous, witches and werewolf.

Site: road of crest in the heart of the hills of Astarac.

 

  UGNOUAS: 73 inhabitants, local Holiday:week-end of Pentecost, City hall: 05629312211

Situated municipality right bank of Adour at a height of 241 metres and on a territory of 159 hectares

  Site: laundry

 

  ESCONDEAUX: 212 inhabitants, local Holiday: 3 ° weekend of June, City hall: 0562966655

Rabastens's hamlet since 1806, set up as municipality in 1845, this village is situated on a terrace left bank of Adour at a height of 258 metres .Comme its name indicates it " ets condaus " " comtaux territories ", Escondaux belonged to Moyen-Age to the count of Bigorre.

Residence: rural shelters

Curiosity: game of skittles from 9 to activity.

 

 

  MANSAN: 54 inhabitants, local Holiday: by December 15, City hall: 0562966205

Municipality of 208 hectares isolated on the western hillside of the valley of Nénos in 250 metres in height. it lost 4/5 ° of population since 1806. Nothing no parrait to remain of the castle on clod, possessed by Antist's family from 1476, when lived the famous captain Mansan who served Monluc during the religious wars.

 

 

LESCURRY: 163 inhabitants, local Holiday 1 ° on Sunday of September, City hall: 0562966391

Lescurry is built on a crest separating the valley of Estéous in the East, that of Adour at a height of 270 metres. The castle possessed by the family of Villepinte then Podénas dates, in its current state, the XIX ° century.

Nickname:: " Aulhès de Lescurry ": herdsmen

Sites: Fountain in the virtues digestives:eau containing an important density of bicarbonate of soda

Gothic church of the XVII ° century