Saint-Sever
France
Known since at least the late Middle Ages as "Cap de Gascogne" — the head of Gascony — Saint-Sever is a small historic town in the Landes department of southwestern France, with scenic viewpoints in the surrounding countryside. It served as a sous-préfecture from 1790 to 1926 and today acts as the seat of the Chalosse Tursan community of communes, a role that reflects its long-standing position as the leading settlement of this part of the region.
- Population4,913
- Nearest water from center 1.1 km0.7 mi
Nearest airports
Nearest train stations
Climate · monthly averages
J
6°44°
85mm3.3in
F
7°45°
70mm2.8in
M
10°50°
75mm3.0in
A
13°55°
95mm3.8in
M
16°61°
90mm3.6in
J
19°67°
75mm2.9in
J
21°71°
60mm2.4in
A
22°71°
65mm2.6in
S
19°66°
70mm2.7in
O
15°59°
80mm3.2in
N
10°50°
100mm3.9in
D
7°45°
85mm3.4in
Avg temp · total precipitation, 1991–2020 monthly normals · ERA5-Land · methodology ↗