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BHealth Grade
Health in Landerneau · INSEE deaths 2016–2025, DREES, BPE 2025

Age for age, fewer people die in Landerneau than in 55% of French communes of 1,000+

1,778 residents of Landerneau died between 2016 and 2025, where France’s death rates at each age and sex would have given 1,799: 1% fewer. Landerneau grades B for health: #13 of 91 in Finistère, once care homes are allowed for.

Deaths 2016–2025
1,778
1,799 expected at France’s rates
Nearest emergency
1.9 km
Centre hospitalier Ferdinand Grall Landerneau
GP access (APL)
4.4
consultations a year per resident · median commune 3.5
Life expectancy, Finistère
84.8 · 79
women · men, 2025 · France 85.9 · 80.3
What stands out

What stands out about health in Landerneau

An emergency department in town

Centre hospitalier Ferdinand Grall Landerneau has an emergency department 1.9 km from the town center. The median compared commune is 6.4 km from one. Getting care ↓

Against compared French towns (those with an overall grade). Only the death ratio is graded; care access and the area’s figures are shown for context.

Health Grade

Landerneau grades B for health

One measure: deaths at each age over ten years, after care homes, ranked against 10,053 French communes of 1,000+.

Deaths at each age, after care homes (86 per 100 expected)Healthier than 55% of French communes of 1,000+

Deaths per 100 expected · 2016–2025

Raw99
Adjusted86
Median town88
Expected100

Landerneau has one care home for older people with 290 places: 20.9 for every 100 residents aged 80 or over (median compared commune: 19). People who move into a care home are counted, when they die, as residents of the care home’s commune, and they are frailer than others of their age, so a town with many places looks less healthy than it is. We take that out with one national factor; it lowers Landerneau’s figure from 99 to 86. Most towns have more places per older resident, so most come down further. The care-home adjustment is a TownRatings modeling step, not an official statistic.

B−B

A fairly firm grade. Built on 1,778 deaths over ten years. Deaths vary by chance, more so in a small town; redrawing them 1,000 times puts Landerneau between the 47th and 64th percentile nine times in ten: B− to B.

How the grade works

For each year from 2016 to 2025 we take the town’s residents by age and sex, apply France’s death rate for each, and add up the deaths that would give. The town’s actual deaths divided by that total is its death ratio: 100 means deaths at France’s rates. We then take out the care-home effect and rank the result against every French commune of 1,000 residents or more; lower is better. One measure, so the rank is the grade. Care access, heart and stroke figures and life expectancy on this page are not graded.

Getting care

Getting care in Landerneau

Distances are in a straight line from the town center to the nearest site in INSEE’s amenity directory (BPE 2025).

Emergency department
1.9 km
Centre hospitalier Ferdinand Grall Landerneau · in the town
In the commune in 2019 (DREES)
Maternity unit
1.9 km
Centre hospitalier Ferdinand Grall Landerneau · in the town
median commune 8.1 km
Nearest hospital
1.9 km
Centre hospitalier Ferdinand Grall Landerneau · in the town
Out of hours
116 117
the on-call GP service; 15 for the SAMU in an emergency, 112 from any phone

Road time: DREES, access to emergency care at 31 December 2019, the latest published; a site opened or closed since is not in it. Not graded.

Year by year

Deaths against expected, year by year

Each year’s deaths among Landerneau’s residents per 100 expected at France’s death rates that year.

70809010011012020162018202020222024202590
LanderneauFrance’s rates = 100
168
deaths in 2025 · 187 expected
113
per 100 expected in 2019, the highest year
81
per 100 expected in 2021, the lowest
105 → 93
average, 2016–2020 → 2021–2025

Deaths against expected fell from 105 in 2016–2020 to 93 in 2021–2025. The expected count already follows France’s own bad years (Covid in 2020–22), so a bump here means the town did worse than France that year. A single year moves by chance; the grade uses all ten. These figures are before the care-home adjustment.

Source: INSEE, deaths by commune of residence 2016–2025; INSEE censuses 2012, 2017, 2023; Eurostat death rates by age and sex.

For its income

About what Landerneau’s income would suggest

Each dot is a compared French town; the line is the trend.

6080100120140€20,000€25,000€30,000€35,000€40,000Landerneau 86
Median income per consumption unit (Filosofi 2023)Deaths per 100 expected, after care homes

Richer towns have fewer deaths at each age: the line follows compared French towns (correlation −0.57). At Landerneau’s median income of €26,330, the line gives about 88 deaths per 100 expected; Landerneau has 86. Income doesn’t change the grade: this only shows whether the town does better or worse than its circumstances suggest.

Source: INSEE deaths 2016–2025 and Filosofi 2023; the line and the care-home step are TownRatings calculations.

Doctors and nurses

GPs within reach of Landerneau offer 4.4 consultations a year per resident

Access to five professions (DREES APL 2024), and who practices in the town (BPE 2025).

Within reach, against the median commune · median commune in France = 100

LanderneauMedian in FinistèreMedian in France
GPs4.4
Nurses182
Physiotherapists116
Midwives24
Dentists63
0100200
In LanderneauNumberPer 10,000 residents
GPs2112.8
Pharmacies63.7
Dentists2314.1
Nurses3018.3
Physiotherapists4125.1
Midwives63.7
Health centers00

APL (accessibilité potentielle localisée) is the health ministry’s measure of how much care is within reach: the professionals in the commune and nearby, weighted by distance and by how much each works, against the residents’ needs by age. It counts where professionals practice, not whether they take new patients. Under 2.5 GP consultations a year is the ministry’s line for an under-served commune; the median compared commune has 3.5.

GPs: consultations a year per resident, standardized for age. Others: full-time equivalents per 100,000 residents. Not graded.

Heart, stroke and life expectancy

The intercommunality and the département

France publishes these for the intercommunality (EPCI) and the département, not the town: Landerneau shares them with its neighbors. Shown for context, not graded.

Intercommunality (EPCI): Communauté d'agglomération du Pays de Landerneau-Daoulas

Deaths a year per 100,000 · 2020–2022

Coronary heart disease
54
Stroke
55
Heart failure
57
Median intercommunality
All the figures
Deaths per 100,000Hospital stays per 100,000Adults treated, %
Coronary heart disease54 61409 4594.5 5.4
Stroke55 59211 2232.3 1.9
Heart failure57 50358 3512.2 2.5

Small figures: the median intercommunality. Age-standardized. Santé publique France, Odissé: deaths 2020–2022, hospital stays 2021–2023, adults treated 2022.

Life expectancy in Finistère

84.8
years at birth, women · France 85.9
79
years at birth, men · France 80.3

At 60, women in Finistère can expect 27.2 more years and men 23. INSEE publishes life expectancy for départements, not towns.

Life expectancy: INSEE, 2025, provisional.

Towns its size

Landerneau’s health against the 40 graded communes nearest its size: 22nd of 41

French communes of 15,862 to 16,804 residents with a Health Grade, ranked by it.

#TownPeopleDeaths per 100 expected*EmergencyHealth
1Loire-Authion Maine-et-Loire16,7656212 kmA+
2Bois-d'Arcy Yvelines16,586653.5 kmA+
3Orsay Essonne16,498682.3 kmA
…
19Sainte-Luce-sur-Loire Loire-Atlantique16,400847.5 kmB
20Châteaurenard Bouches-du-Rhône16,545855.7 kmB
21Vauréal Val-d'Oise16,079866.6 kmB
22Landerneau Finistère16,363861.9 kmB
23Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle Loiret16,768873.3 kmB−
24Le Bourget Seine-Saint-Denis15,925872.3 kmB−
25Mauguio Hérault16,522876.9 kmB−
…
40Sedan Ardennes16,6671120.6 kmD
41Sin-le-Noble Nord16,0761182.7 kmD−

* 2016–2025, after the care-home adjustment (median compared town: 88).

Neighbors

Health in Landerneau’s neighbors

Towns of 2,500+ within 18 miles, colored by Health Grade. Tap one to open its health page.

ABCD
TownDeaths per 100 expected*EmergencyHealth
Landerneau861.9 kmB
Plouédern
3,103 · 3 km
863.4 kmB−
Loperhet
3,959 · 9.3 km
779.9 kmA−
Ploudaniel
3,732 · 9.9 km
9111 kmC+
Guipavas
15,538 · 11 km
844.8 kmB
Le Relecq-Kerhuon
11,897 · 12 km
896.2 kmB−
Plougastel-Daoulas
13,434 · 13 km
988.4 kmC

* 2016–2025, after the care-home adjustment.

How to read these numbers

What this data can and can’t tell you

  • Deaths at each age. A town of retired people has more deaths than a town of students, whatever its health. So we compare each town’s deaths with the number France’s death rates for each age and sex would give its residents. 100 means deaths at France’s rates; 110 means 10% more.
  • Care homes. The care-home step is a TownRatings modeling step, not an official statistic: one factor for the whole country, fitted on how death ratios rise with care-home places per resident aged 80+. It makes the comparison fairer, but it is a model, and a town’s own care homes may differ from the average.
  • How sure. Small towns have few deaths, so chance moves their ratio. The range under the grade shows where the town would rank nine times in ten if deaths were drawn again. When it spans more than 40 points, the grade is marked less sure (≈).
  • Where people die. Deaths count where the person lived, not where they died, so a hospital town isn’t penalized for its hospital.
  • Not graded. Distances, APL, the intercommunality’s heart and stroke figures and the département’s life expectancy are shown for context; they don’t change the grade.
  • What France doesn’t publish. Unlike the UK, France publishes no life expectancy by town or neighborhood, no waiting times by hospital, no patient survey by GP practice and no census question on health.

How the grades work →

Questions about health in Landerneau

How is Landerneau’s Health Grade worked out?

Landerneau gets B: healthier than 55% of French communes of 1,000+ (#13 of 91 in Finistère), on deaths at each age from 2016 to 2025 after allowing for care homes. 1,778 residents died, against 1,799 expected at France’s rates.

Why adjust for care homes?

Care-home residents are counted in the care home’s commune and are frailer than others their age, so towns with many places would look less healthy than they are. The adjustment is a TownRatings modeling step, not an official statistic.

Where is the nearest emergency department to Landerneau?

At Centre hospitalier Ferdinand Grall Landerneau, 1.9 km away in a straight line. The nearest maternity unit is at Centre hospitalier Ferdinand Grall Landerneau, 1.9 km away. In an emergency, call 15 (SAMU) or 112.

Is it easy to find a GP in Landerneau?

Landerneau has 21 GPs and 6 pharmacies. GPs within reach offer 4.4 consultations a year per resident (median compared commune 3.5); under 2.5 counts as under-served. Whether a doctor takes new patients isn’t published.

What is life expectancy in Landerneau?

INSEE doesn’t publish it by town. In Finistère, it is 84.8 years for women and 79 for men (2025, provisional); France 85.9 and 80.3.

Sources: INSEE, deaths by commune of residence 2016–2025 · INSEE, population censuses 2012, 2017, 2023 · Eurostat, deaths and population by age and sex (© European Union) · INSEE, permanent amenity directory (BPE) 2025 · DREES, APL 2024 and access to emergency care 2019 · Santé publique France, Odissé · INSEE, life expectancy by département 2025 · INSEE, Filosofi 2023 · TownRatings grades and the care-home adjustment: our own modeling, ranking French towns against each other only, updated November 9, 2026. Licence Ouverte / Open Licence 2.0 (Etalab) unless stated.

Contains public sector information under the Licence Ouverte / Open Licence 2.0 (Etalab): INSEE, DGFiP, the Interior Ministry’s statistics service (SSMSI), the Ministry of Education (DEPP), the Health Ministry’s statistics service (DREES) and the Housing Ministry (Carte des loyers). Commune boundaries: IGN Admin Express.