Portus-Nametum
- Province
- Aquitana
- Realm
- Gaul
- Faction
- Roman
- Starting building
- Trade centre
- Terrain
- Plain
- Road / river
- —
- Resource deposit
- —
- Starting population
- 50,000
- Position (x / y)
- 16 / 25
Historical background
The town meant is Portus Namnetum, the harbour of the Gaulish Namnetes on the Loire, from which today's Nantes grew; the Roman settlement was also called Condevicnum. From here trade ran up the Loire into the interior of Gaul and across the Atlantic to Britain. In the 3rd century the town received a wall and later became a bishop's seat.
Read more on Wikipedia ↗Other cities in the province
| City | Starting building | Position (x / y) |
|---|---|---|
| Narbo-Martius | Trade centre | 20 / 31 |