Caledonia
Caledonia is the Latin name given by the Romans to the land north of their province of Britannia, beyond the frontier of their empire, roughly corresponding to modern-day Scotland. However, southern Caledonia was part of the Roman Empire until the Antonine Wall for some periods of time.
People born in Caledonia (First 49 people) - Page 1
Didier Simane
Footballer
Pascale Taurua
Cédric Decoire
Footballer
Mickael Ulile
Footballer
Samuel Hnanyine
Soccer player
Brice Dahité
Footballer
Joris Kenon
Footballer
Thierry Sardo
Football team coach
Renaldo Nonmeu
Football player
Shene Wélépane
Footballer
Kevin Nemia
Footballer
Steve Ixoee
Footballer
Gaétan Gope-Iwate
Footballer
Jacky Meindu
Footballer
Pierre Wajoka
New Caledonian footballer
Iamel Kabeu
Football player
Jean-Patrick Wakanumuné
New Caledonian footballer
JeanPhilippe Saïko
New Caledonian footballer
Nicolas Metzdorf
French politician
Bertrand Kaï
New Caledonian footballer
Maoni Talia
French volleyball player
Didier Poidyaliwane
Politician
Jean-Pierre Djaïwé
Politician
Francis Carco
French author
Antoine Kombouaré
French football manager
Colin Higgins
Australian-American screenwriter
Sébastien Vahaamahina
French rugby union player
Peato Mauvaka
French rugby union player
Philippe Germain
Author
Frédéric Piquionne
Soccer player
Philippe Dunoyer
Member of the National Assembly of France
Pierre Frogier
Senator of France
Arnaud Thorette
French musician
Gilles Pisier
Professor of mathematics
Roger Frey
Former President of the Constitutional Council of France
Sonia Lagarde
Mayor of Nouméa
Alain Lazare
Rodrigue Neti
French rugby union player
Maxime Chazal
French tennis player
Bassa Mawem
French olympic athlete
Rocky Nyikeine
Footballer
Dimitri Pelo
Rugby league wing
Jacques Lafleur
French Politician
Bertrand Vili
French track and field athlete
Lara Grangeon
French swimmer
Filimo Taofifénua
French rugby union player
Isabelle Lafleur
French businessperson
