The office of the Mayor of Nantes is a directly elected position. Since 1947 there have been five mayors; the term of office is for a period of six years. The current mayor is Johanna Rolland (PS).
Period | Name | Party | Other position held |
---|---|---|---|
1565-1566 | Geoffroy Drouet | ||
1566-1568 | Yves Rocas | ||
1568-1569 | Matthieu André | ||
1569-1571 | Pierre Cornulier | ||
1571-1572 | Jean Morin | ||
1572-1573 | Guillaume Harrouys | ||
1573-1574 | Michel Le Lou | ||
1574-1575 | Jacques Grignon | ||
1575-1576 | Jean Boutin | ||
1576-1577 | Robert Poullain | ||
1577-1578 | Michel Loriot | ||
1578-1580 | François Myron | ||
1580-1581 | Antoine de Brezenay | ||
1581-1583 | Bonaventure de Compluto | ||
1583-1584 | Claude Brossard | ||
1584-1585 | Antoine Gravoil | ||
1585-1586 | Jacques de Marquès | ||
1586-1588 | Jean Fruneau | ||
1588-1590 | Charles de Harouys | ||
1590-1592 | Pierre André | ||
1592-1595 | Jean Laubier | ||
1595-1597 | Guillaume Dubot | ||
1597-1598 | Jean Fourché | ||
1598-1599 | Charles de Harouys | ||
1599-1601 | Gabriel Hux | ||
1601-1603 | Julien Laurens | ||
1603-1605 | Yves Le Lou | ||
1605-1607 | Claude Cornulier | ||
1607-1609 | Michel Loriot | ||
1609-1611 | René Charette | ||
1611-1613 | Jean Blanchard | ||
1613-1615 | Louis Charette | ||
1615-1617 | Pierre Bernard | ||
1617-1619 | André Morin | ||
1619-1621 | Alexandre Charette | ||
1621-1623 | Jacques Raoul | ||
1623-1625 | Louis de Harouys | ||
1625-1627 | Jean de Harouys | ||
1627-1629 | René Ménardeau | ||
1629-1631 | René de la Tullaye | ||
1631-1633 | Guillaume Blanchard | ||
1633-1634 | René Bernard | ||
1634-1636 | André Jubot | ||
1636-1637 | René Charette | ||
1637-1639 | François Bourgogne | ||
1639-1642 | Pierre Poullain | ||
1642-1644 | Christophe Juchault | ||
1644-1647 | Yves Monti | ||
1647-1648 | Jacques de Bourges | ||
1648-1650 | Mathurin Boux | ||
1650-1652 | Jean Charette | ||
1652-1654 | Claude Bidé | ||
1654-1657 | Jean Fournier | ||
1657-1659 | René de Pontual | ||
1659-1661 | Jacques Huteau | ||
1661-1662 | Jean Poullain | ||
1662-1664 | Louis Macé | ||
1664-1666 | Mathurin Giraud | ||
1666-1668 | François Lorido | ||
1668-1671 | Jacques Charette | ||
1671-1673 | Gratien Libault | ||
1673-1675 | Jean Regnier | ||
1675-1676 | Louis Charette | ||
1676-1679 | Charles César Chevalier | ||
1679-1682 | Jacques Fremon | ||
1682-1684 | Louis Mesnard | ||
1684-1685 | Claude Bidé | ||
1685-1688 | Paul Cassard | ||
1688-1690 | Pierre Noblet | ||
1690-1716 | Julien Proust | ||
1716-1720 | André Boussineau | ||
1720-1730 | Gérard Mellier | ||
1730-1732 | René Le Ray | ||
1732-1735 | Jean François Vedier | ||
1735-1736 | René Darquistade | ||
1736-1738 | Claude Petit | ||
1738-1740 | François Moricaud | ||
1740-1747 | René Darquistade | ||
1747-1748 | François Pierre Durocher | ||
1748-1754 | Mathurin Bellabre | ||
1754-1762 | Jean-Baptiste Gellée de Prémion | ||
1762-1766 | Léonard Joubert | ||
1766-1770 | François Libault | ||
1770-1772 | Philippe-Vincent Royer | ||
1772-1776 | Pierre de la Ville de Chambardet | ||
1776-1782 | Jean-Baptiste Gellée de Prémion | ||
1782-1786 | Jean-Jacques Berrouette | ||
1786-1787 | Georges Guérin de Beaumont | ||
1787-1789 | Pierre Richard | ||
1789-1791 | Christophe-Clair Danyel de Kervégan | ||
1791-1792 | Pierre-Guillaume Giraud du Plessis | ||
1792-1793 | René Gaston Baco de la Chapelle | ||
9 Oct 1793 - 6 Dec 1794 | Jean-Louis Renard | ||
12 Jan 1795 - 19 Nov 1795 | Pierre-Guillume Giraud du Plessis | ||
19 Nov 1795 - 3 May 1797 | Gilbert Beaufranchet | ||
4 May 1797 - 22 Sep 1797 | Christophe-Clair Danyel de Kervégan | ||
22 Sep 1797 - 25 Nov 1798 | Julien-François Douillard | ||
25 Nov 1798 - 19 Jul 1800 | Louis-Maris Saget | ||
19 Jul 1800 - 31 Mar 1801 | François Fellonneau | ||
2 Jun 1801 - 14 Jun 1803 | Claude-Sylvain Paris | ||
15 Jun 1803 - 17 Apr 1805 | Augustin-Louis de Loynes | ||
1805-1813 | Jean-Baptiste Bertrand-Geslin | ||
1813-1815 | François-Maire de Fou | ||
1815 | Jean-Baptiste Bertrand-Geslin | ||
1815 | Maurice Etiennez | ||
1815-1816 | François-Marie du Fou | ||
1816-1819 | Louis Rousseau de Saint-Aignan | ||
1819-1830 | Louis-Hyacinthe Lévesque | ||
1830 | Maurice Etiennez | ||
1830-1832 | Philippe-René Soubzmain | ||
1832-1848 | Ferdinand Favre | ||
1848-1852 | Evariste Colombel | ||
1852-1866 | Ferdinand Favre | ||
1866-1870 | Antoine Dufour | ||
1870-1871 | René Waldeck-Rousseau | ||
1871-1872 | Arsène Leloup | ||
1872-1874 | René Waldeck-Rousseau | ||
1874-1881 | Julien Charles Marie Claudius Lechat | ||
1881 | Mathurin Brissonneau (interim) | ||
1881-1885 | Georges Évariste Eugène Colombel | ||
1885-1888 | Édouard Normand | ||
1888-1892 | Ernest François James Guibourd de Luzinais | ||
1892-1896 | Alfred Joseph Riom | ||
1896-1899 | Hippolyte Étienne Étiennez | ||
1899-1908 | Paul-Émile Sarradin | ||
1908 | N. Canal (interim) | ||
17 May 1908 - 16 Dec 1910 | Gabriel Guist'hau | ARD | |
16 Dec 1910 - 2 May 1928 | Paul Bellamy | PRS | |
2 May 1928 - 1 Jun 1928 | Gaston Veil | SFIO | |
1928-1929 | Adolphe Moitié | ||
1929-1935 | Léopold Cassegrain | ||
1935-1940 | Auguste Pageot | SFIO | |
24 Dec 1940 - 4 May 1941 | Edmond Prieur | SFIO | |
4 May 1941 - 10 Oct 1942 | Gaëtan Rondeau | ||
10 Oct 1942 - 31 Aug 1944 | Henry Orrion | ||
31 Aug 1944 - 19 May 1945 | Clovis Constant | SFIO | |
19 May 1945 - 31 Oct 1947 | Jean Philippot | ||
31 Oct 1947 - 26 Mar 1965 | Henry Orrion | RPF | |
1965-1977 | André Morice | CR | Senator |
1977-1983 | Alain Chénard | PS | Deputy |
1983-1989 | Michel Chauty | RPR | Senator |
20 Mar 1989-21 Jun 2012 | Jean-Marc Ayrault | PS | Deputy |
21 Jun 2012-04 Apr 2014 | Patrick Rimbert | PS | Deputy |
04 Apr 2014- | Johanna Rolland | PS |
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