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 8
Egon Freiherr von Eickstedt
German anthropologist
Egon Freiherr von Eickstedt (Egon von . . .
German anthropologist
Egon Freiherrvon Eickstedt
German anthropologist
Henry de Montfort
Simon De Montfort's son
Joan Beauchamp Procter
Dick Van Patten
American actor
Bobby Goepfert
Ice hockey player
Gudrun Kopp
German politician
Jan Grarup
Danish photographer
Jean-Louis Masson
Mayor of La Garde
Antoine Escalin des Aimars
Euseby Isham
Vere Fane, 4th Earl of Westmorland
Åke Rålamb
Swedish writer
Sylvie Bélanger
Artist
Mathieu Morin
Politician
Philip Richard Fendall II
Former United States Attorney for the District of Columbia
Simon West
Film director
James Lovelock
English scientist
Mandeep Dhillon
British actress
Shaun Hutson
British novelist
John Martin Scripps
Serial killer
Jevani Brown
Footballer
Karl Duguid
English footballer
Peter Underwood
Author
Gavin Campbell
Businessman
Betty Rowlands
Short story writer
Carroll Thompson
Singer
Simon Gillham
President of CA Brive
Rudolf Wassermann
Daniele Comboni
Missioner
Elisabeth Bille
Jens Bille's daughter
Domenico Rame
Stage actor
Kim Sagild
Actor
Michael Bundesen
Singer
Ole Poulsen
Danish sailor
Hanna Norman
Actress
Maria Mulas
Godfrey Meynell
British soldier
Latavious Brini
American football player
Felicia Robinson
Member of the Florida House of Representatives
DeAndre Burnett
American former basketball player
Francis Willughby
English ornithologist
Alfonso Lopez Quintas
Spanish philosopher
María Bouzas
Actress
Mercedes Roldós
Spanish politician
Agustin Sixto Seco
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