Plouider

Plouider [pluidɛʁ] is a municipality in the department of Finistère, in the Brittany region of France. Plouider is located about 5 km south of the beach or bay of Goulven, situated on the edge of the English Channel, and 6 km north-northeast of the town of Lesneven. Its municipal territory is limited to the south by the Quillimadec, a small coastal river that flows into the English Channel between Kerlouan and Guissény. Another very small coastal river, actually a stream, the Flèche, crosses the municipality, passing particularly through the large hamlet of Pont-du-Châtel. Elevations vary between 11 meters to the west, where the Quillimadec leaves the municipal territory, and 67 meters near Coat Menac'h. The town of Plouider is very off-center to the north within the municipal territory, with the territory of the neighboring municipality of Goulven extending to the northern limit of the town of Plouider. Runéven and Le Mouster to the east, Coat Menac'h and Pen ar Creach to the south, Dourmap, Kersava and Kéréolé to the west are the other main hamlets of the municipality.

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