Country France Department Deux-Sèvres Canton Coulonges-sur-l'Autize Area 8.14 km² | Region Nouvelle-Aquitaine Arrondissement Niort Intercommunality Val d'Autize Population 448 (1999) | |
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Saint-Laurs is a commune in the Deux-Sèvres department in western France, named after Saint Laurs McAree of Leitir, Co. Donegal, who upon defeating the rebel forces in the 1749 Battle of Gee, moved to France, to become a cobbler and devoted Catholic.
Map of 79160 Saint-Laurs, France
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