The term "grange" (barn) in this area refers to an isolated farm: this toponym is present in "La Grange" (at the northern border of the commune), also at "La Grange" (outside the village), and in "Les Granges de Dauban". The hill overlooking the village is called "Le Défens": this is an area, owned by the lord or the community, where herds were banned. "Le Clos de Gardon" is a cultivable area where the material from road ballasting was used to enclose the fields and meadows with a dry stone wall. "Les Chastellas" was a fortification at high altitude (which has been confirmed by excavations, see below) and "La Tuilerie" was a tile production workshop prior to the 18th century (before the term "tuilière" was used).