Pouldavid

Pouldavid is a small hamlet located in the commune of Plonéis in the Finistère department of Brittany in northwestern France. It is situated in the historic region of Cornouaille. The area is characterized by its rural landscape, with agricultural land and scattered farmsteads. Like much of Brittany, Pouldavid has a history tied to farming and the sea, though its specific historical development is not extensively documented in widely available public records.

The hamlet is part of the larger administrative structure of Plonéis, which is a commune in the arrondissement of Quimper. This geographical placement means Pouldavid benefits from the services and administration of the larger town of Plonéis. The local economy in the region historically relied on agriculture, and while this remains a significant sector, diversification has occurred over time.

The cultural heritage of Pouldavid and its surrounding area is rooted in Breton traditions. This includes aspects of language, music, and festivals that are characteristic of the region. The specific architectural styles found in hamlets like Pouldavid often reflect traditional Breton building practices. Information regarding specific landmarks or notable events directly associated with Pouldavid itself is limited. The primary identity of Pouldavid is that of a quiet, rural settlement within the broader context of Plonéis and Brittany.