Gard
Gard is a department in southern France. It's known for the famed Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct on the Gardon River. The city of Nîmes is home to well-preserved Roman structures including the Arena of Nîmes and Maison Carrée temple. Uzès offers an arcaded town square and a lively produce market. Alès is a gateway to Cévennes National Park, where Mont Aigoual has an observatory with views of the Mediterranean Sea.
People born in Gard (First 49 people) - Page 12
Henryk Jankowski
Polish priest
Dorota Landowska
Movie actress
Oktawia Nowacka
Olympic athlete
Remigiusz Grzela
Polish poet
Kinga Grzyb
Polish handball player
Paweł Papke
Member of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland
Mielzky
Rapper
Marcin Prus
Polish volleyball player
Edward Pałłasz
Film score composer
Janusz Stankowiak
Piotr Wiśniewski
Polish footballer
Janusz Marszalec
Polish historian
Eduard Ebel
Poet
Maria Kamrowska
Olympic athlete
Daniela Chrapkiewicz
Polish Politician
Mateusz Szwoch
Polish footballer
Henryk Zomerski
Musical artist
Stanisław Puppel
Linguist
Jan Gross
Polish theologian
A. Gołuński
Football player
Adam Gołuński
Football player
Karol Landowski
Football player
Janusz Sykutera
Actor
Adolf Wallenberg
German neurologist
Jakub Rebelka
Graphic novelist
Piotr Sobolewski
Volleyball player
Adam Fredrik Göran Kalling
Eva Trolle-Bonde
Ernst Nathorst-Böös
Jurist
Axel Ludvig Rappe
Swedish military personnel
Sammy Carlson
American skier
Philip Toelkes
Lawyer
Braden Lenzy
Christopher Coke
Jamaican drug lord
Vivian Blake
Jamaican drug kingpin
Sarah Willacy
Australian soccer player
Sarah Langman
Australian soccer player
Thomas Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford of Chudleigh
Former Lord High Treasurer of Great Britain
Alex Giorgi
Italian former alpine skier
Fredrik Kempe
Swedish songwriter
Johan Petter Johansson
Swedish inventor
Sture Pettersson
Olympic athlete
Mattias Morheden
Swedish film editor
Jonathan Stenbacken
Swedish handball player
Tomas Pettersson
Swedish cyclist
Åke Thelning
Swedish officer
Carl-Magnus Skogh
Swedish race car driver
