List of Bishops, 1802 To Present
- Claude André (April 9, 1802–1804)
- Pierre-Vincent Dombideau de Crouseilhes (January 30, 1805 - June 29, 1823)
- Jean-Marie-Dominique de Poulpiquet de Brescanvel (September 12, 1823 - May 1, 1840)
- Jean-Marie Graveran (May 26, 1840 - February 1, 1855)
- Nicolas-Marie Sergent (February 6, 1855 - July 26, 1871)
- Charles-Marie-Denis-Anselme Nouvel de La Flèche (October 16, 1871 - June 1, 1887)
- Jacques-Théodore Lamarche (November 8, 1887 - June 15, 1892)
- Henri-Victor Valleau (November 26, 1892 - December 24, 1898)
- François-Virgile Dubillard (December 7, 1899 - December 16, 1907)
- Adolphe-Yves-Marie Duparc (February 11, 1908 - May 8, 1946)
- André-Pierre-François Fauvel (April 24, 1947 - February 28, 1968)
- Francis Jules Joseph Marie Barbu (February 28, 1968 - May 3, 1989)
- Clément Joseph Marie Raymond Guillon, (May 3, 1989 - July 9, 2010)
- Jean Marie Le Vert
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