Walter II of Montfaucon

Walter II of Montfaucon (c. 1250–1309) was a lord of the Montfaucon family in Franche-Comté, holding Montfaucon and Vuillafans as well as Orbe and Échallens in the Vaud country. He continued his father's work of making Échallens a castellany.

In May 1304 Count Reginald of Burgundy granted him the town of Goumois on the Doubs in reward for his service, and Walter built the castle of Franquemont there. When his brother John I died without children in 1306, he inherited the Montfaucon estates.

By his wife Mahaut of Chaussin he left sons John II, Henry, later Count of Montbéliard, and Girard. He died in May 1309.