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Lagatjar - information and guide

Site Type:

Standing Stones

Last Visit:
Thursday 13th May 2010
Country:

France

Region:
Coordinates:
Latitude: 48.2734 Longitude: -4.6096
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Follow the D8 west out of Crozon. Just before reaching the coast, you will reach a crossroads with the heath opening out before you. Turn right, and the stones will immediately be visible to your left.

The Lagatjar alignments consist of over 80 standing stones, mostly arranged in three large lines. The longest alignment is around 200 metres in length, with two shorter rows extending off at right angles. The stones are quartz rock, and the largest stands at around 2.5 metres. The arrangement is also complimented by a number of outliers.

The Lagatjar alignments stand on a flat heath to the west of Camaret, a short distance from the sea. Although the immediate setting is uninspiring - with a caravan park visible to the north - there is still something quite beautiful about this site. A stunning beach lies just to the west, and is complimented by fantastic coastal scenery.