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 2
Jean Lèques
Former President of the Government of New Caledonia
Isabelle Champmoreau
Vice President of New Caledonia
Laurent Simutoga
Marie-France Cubadda
French journalist
Maxime Grousset
French swimmer
Patrick Vernay
French olympic athlete
Bernard Berger
Author
Frederic Angleviel
Florian Barket
Nina Julié
French politician
Robert Sassone
French cyclist
Roch Wamytan
President of the Congress of New Caledonia
Frédéric Ohlen
French-New Caledonian poet
John Gope-Fenepej
Footballer
Louis Kotra Uregei
Politician
Soana Lucet
Basketball player
Sonia Backès
French Politician
Stéphane Tein-Padom
Footballer
Toki Pilioko
French actor
Vu Duc Minh Dack
French karateka
Nicolas Kurtovitch
Writer
Nicolas Brignone
Athlete
Christian Cévaër
French professional golfer
Jean-Philippe Saïko
Footballer
Jean-Gilles Hnamuko
Footballer
Arnaud Laurent
French actor
Jhon Wendt
Volleyball player
Enzo Corigliano
Laurent Gané
French cyclist
Lara Grangeon de Villele
French swimmer
Jean-Louis d'Anglebermes
Former Vice President of the Government of New Caledonia
Emmanuel Kasarhérou
Pascal Vittori
Mayor of Bouloupari
Joël Wakanumuné
New Caledonians footballer
Emile Béaruné
New Caledonians footballer
Jean-Paul Lakafia
Julien Forêt
French professional golfer
Aliki Fakate
French rugby union player
Jekob Jeno
Footballer
Wanaro N'Godrella
French tennis player
Diane Bui Duyet
Philip Schyle
President of the Fetia Api
Paul Poaniewa
Jean-Jacques Taofifénua
Rugby union player
Joseph Athale
Footballer
Gérard Poadja
French senator
Paul Néaoutyine
Politician
