Therefore, TemplarsNow has started a project which will pinpoint the geographical location of Templar sites in France. TemplarsNow has earlier done a similar job for The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.

On the maps four types of Templar sites are distinguished:
- major actual Templar site which at present holds multiple important buildings and/or ruins
- actual Templar site which at present holds one or a small number of buildings and/or ruins
- historical Templar site where as yet no remains are found but of which the former presence can be inferred from toponymes etc
- historical Templar site which is mentioned in the sources but whereof no traces whatsoever remains in the field
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Obviously these new TemplarNow maps could not be made without the information provided by the websites http://templiers.net and http://templiers.org and additional sources. Therefore these maps should be seen as the elaborated and augmented representation of the great work of others.
The as yet available departmental maps are indicated on the map below. They can be opened by the links below the map.
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This map shows the pre-2016 Regional boundaries. source map |
For now maps for the following Departments are available:
03 Allier 11 Aude 12 Aveyron 15 Cantal 19 Corrèze | 21 Côte d'Or 23 Creuse 34 Hérault 42 Loire 46 Lot | 58 Nièvre 63 Puy de Dôme 69 Rhône 71 Saône et Loire 81 Tarn | 87 Haute-Vienne 89 Yonne |
Other sources on Templar sites in France are:
Le Marais des Templiers - une visite du Paris médiéval dans le Marais
Knights Templar in the Provence
Knights Templar sites in northwest France
La Chapelle des Templiers à Metz
Most important Templar sites in France http://templiers.org/commanderies.php