names_charente

1	Taillant
2	Taillebourg
3	Talmont-sur-Gironde	Tamnum,	Gallo-Roman port, probably one of the important towns of the Santones. On the cliff stands the church of Saint-Radegonde (from ritus, ford ?). The coast is much changed since the Gallo-Roman period. The port was probably at the head of a small inlet between Barzan and Talmont.
4	Tanzac
5	Taugon		Former island in the bay of Pictons.
6	Ternant	Taronantos, Taros (Gaulish personal name) + nanto (hollow river valley)
7	Tesson
8	Thaims
9	Thaire
10	Thenac	Latin name, Tenus + -acum	Gallo-Roman cult site at les Arčnes, from Latin arena, sand.
11	Thezac	Tauriac, Latin name, Torius + -acum
12	Thors
13	Thou	Tol	Spring
14	Tonnay-Boutonne
15	Tonnay-Charente	Tonnacum, Tonnus (Gallo-Roman personal name) + -acum	Tonnus his place. River port on the Charente.
16	Torxe	Tauricacum, from Tauricius (Gallo-Roman personal name) + -acum	Tauricius his place
17	Touches	Tosca, hedge, bushes
18	Touches-de-Perigny	Tosca, hedge, bushes
19	Toulon	Tol, spring	Roman camp
20	Treize-Oeufs (les)	Gaulish Trez , sand, bank	Salt block workings in the marshes. The name may derive from a word found only in the Bas Poitou and Brittany.
21	Tremblade	Latin, tremulus	Aspen clearing
22	Trizay
23	Tugeras-Saint-Maurice