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The name Plonéour means in Breton Saint Enéour's plou , to which was added the name of Lanvern and of the name Wern or Guern which means swamp of alders) when this former parish was connected with the municipality recently created by Plonéour in 1793. The legend says that the menhir which raises itself on the central place of Plonéour-Lanvern would be the mast of the boat which would have brought saint Enéour of Great Britain in Cornouaille.
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