Clohars
History (P.-M. Pelé, meteor-center.com): There is little specific information on the circumstances of the fall of the Clohars meteorite. It fell on June 21, 1822, "at Clohars and Perguet," according to the catalog of the collection of Vicomte Paul-Etienne Villiers du Terrage. The two cities are 3 km apart. It is unclear if this means that two stones were recovered, or only one. In the inventories of the Ecole des Mines in Paris (document dating from the first half of the 20th century), a specimen of Clohars weighing 95 g is mentioned (it is no longer in that collection today). Other fragments are known in the NHM London and MNHN in Paris. We then can consider that the total mass of this fall is over 100 grams. Although the exact place of fall is unknown, approximate coordinates between the two mentioned towns are now assigned to the fall location.