PEYRUN: 84 inhabitants, local Holiday: towards in the middle of December, City hall: 0562966205 Accommodated on a spur diverging from the crest separating the valleys of Estéous and Lanénos at a height of 272 metres, Peyrun, Romanic place-name derived of the Gascon " peyre " meaning " rocky place ", saw the number of his inhabitants and his exploitations decreasing strongly for a century. Today the breeding tends to progress, but half of the assets should work except the municipality. Sites: Road of crest joining Rabastens by Mansan, Sénac and Mingot. Magnificent sights on the hillsides of Astarac and the plain of Bigorre.

LAMEAC: 133 inhabitants, local Holiday the 3 ° weekend of May, City hall: 0562966211 Being situated on the right bank of Arros at a height of 192 metres. Two installed feudal clods meadows of Arros indicates an ancient activity. Nickname: " Escargouillès ", eaters of snails.

BOUILH-DEVANT: 23 inhabitants, City hall: 0562966677 Situated between Lurus and Savaric's brooks at a height of 341 metres, the name of this village is probably pre-Latin; the term "Front" "in the East" places the municipality with regard to Bouilh-Darré "on the West". Lake of 5 hectares. Sites:   Hilly village with point of view on Pyrenees Church was restored by the XVII ° century, painted vault and tables(pictures)

TROULEY-LABARTHE: 74 inhabitants, local Holiday in July, City hall: 0562351875 Both conglomerations of Trouley and Labarthe, situated at feet of the abrupt(steep) oriental hillside of the valley of Arros at a height of 201 and 245 metres, merged in 1847. In 1783 the inhabitants " take charge in the plowing and with cutting their vineyard, there are several weavers and dressmakers ". The craft adorned to have disappeared in the XIX ° century when only the agriculture specialized in the bovine and porcine breeding is practised. Sites: Church Chapel situated on St Jacques de Compostelle's road Residence: Holiday cottage in the country