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The fortified enclosure of Flaujac, in Espalion, is that of a fortified village which the Mérimée database describes as a characteristic example of a village built in a single campaign. It is attributed to the period of English occupation, and its main building phase dates to the 14th and 15th centuries. The south-west side, the longest, retains the lower part of a defensive tower with arrow loops and a portcullis, as well as the corbels of a wall walk. The north and north-east faces also keep their wall walk and openings, while the south-east face has almost entirely disappeared. The protection (listed on 17 April 1950) covers the enclosure, the gates and interior lintels, as well as a crossroads cross in the village and a waymarker cross outside it. The site is privately owned.