Mirande
Gers · France
A 13th-century bastide town in the Gers department of southwestern France, Mirande sits along the Baïse river in the hilly Astarac country of Occitania. The town's two protected monuments — the church of Notre-Dame, listed in 1921, and the Tour de Rohan, listed in 1948 — anchor a centre that retains much of its original fortified layout.
- Population4,135
- Nearest water from center0.3 km
- Nearest mountain from center32.9 km