Os-Marsillon
See also: Os
Os-Marsillon is a common French, located in the department of the Yrénées-Atlantiques and the area Aquitaine.
Geography
The grounds of the commune are sprinkled by the Baïse of Lasseube and the Luzoué, affluents of the Gave of Pau.Communes bordering
Abidos, Mourenx, Artix.
History
Os and Marsillon were joined together the April 14th 1841.
Administration
Intercommunality
The town of Os-Marsillon belongs to the Communauté of communes of Lacq which gathers 16 communes of the agglomeration mourenxoise.
Demography
Culture
In the beginning, Os and Marsillon were two distinct communes. But the rising of Gave emportat one day the church of Marsillon. Finding itself without place of worship, the inhabitants decided to amalgamate their village with the common OS neighbor, thus forming Os-Marsillon.
Monuments
Religious heritage
Civil inheritance
Famous characters
He is said, in the legend of this village inhabitant of Béarn, that the good king Henri IV came from time to other to visit one of his amantes residing this place.
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