Aydie

Aydie is a common French, located in the department of the Yrénées-Atlantiques and the area Aquitaine.

Geography

Aydie is located at the extreme North-East of the department. It is bordering on the departments of the Gers in north and the Hautes-Pyrénées to the est.
The grounds of the commune are sprinkled by the Larcis, affluent of the Léez.

Communes bordering

Viella (Gers) in north
Aubous in the North-West
Mount-Said to the west
Arrosès in the south
Saint-Lanne (Hautes-Pyrénées) in the east.

History

Aydie is in Vic-Bilh (old country as Inhabitant of Béarn) and belonged to the canton of Garlin (the Pyrenees Atlantiques). Aydie counts Joseph Peyré among his most famous children. Wire of a teacher of Aydie, writer, Goncourt price in 1935 for “Blood and Lights”, Joseph Peyré often evoked his native village under the pseudonym of Jean Saint of the Vines, which evokes celebrates it vineyard of Madiran and Pacherenc whose Aydie is the floret.

Administration

Demography

Culture and Inheritance

Famous people

Born in Aydie

Joseph Peyré, writer, born in 1892. It had the Goncourt Price in 1935.

Died in Aydie

Internal bond

Common of the Yrénées-Atlantiques

External bonds

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