In the field the inscriptions: COL NEM (Colonia Nemausus – Colonie de Nîmes). The name of the city derives from the Latin Nemausus which became in medieval Occitan Nimes or Nemze, then in modern Occitan Nimes, then in French Nîmes. The agglomeration of Nîmes also hosts the Camp des Garrigues, a military camp with a total area of ​​1,818 hectares, located north of the city since 1875 ("almost perpetual concession" – originally 99 years, by the city of land called "camp des Garrigues" and its surroundings at the Ministry of Defence). The risk of transporting hazardous materials in the municipality is linked to its crossing by major road or rail infrastructures or the presence of a hydrocarbon transport pipeline. An accident occurring on such infrastructures is in fact likely to have serious effects on buildings or people up to 350 m away, depending on the nature of the material transported. In 472, the Vandals succeeded the Visigoths. At the beginning of the 5th century (407-408), an invasion of the Vandals with Chrocus at their head brought its share of devastation to the colony which saw the disappearance, among other things, of the basilica erected in honor of Plotina. The end of the 14th century sees a city which, if it is no longer threatened by the English or the truckers, is nonetheless exhausted by the sizes and the plagues.

It hosts a campus of the Complutense University of Madrid. She holds a master's degree in law. By 1390, the entire population of the arenas had disappeared and with it its consulship. His entourage contacted Paris Saint-Germain with a view to recruitment, which did everything possible to prepare for his arrival. On one side, the Roman amphitheater which became a fortress (the castrum arenarum, occupied by the nobility who guarded it under the title of Knights of the Arena). 752 by Pepin the Short, thanks to the action of a goth lord named Ansemond, who placed himself under the protection of the new Frankish king. An uprising took place in Nîmes in 754, which was quickly suppressed by the king, who imposed the Frankish count Radulfe. Main article: History of Nîmes. This article deals with the year 2015 of the French football team. This article presents the 2013 Confederations Cup final between defending champions Brazil and Spain, 2010 world champions in South Africa and 2012 European champions in Poland-Ukraine. To qualify for the final phase of Euro 2008, all nations (with the exception of Switzerland and Austria as host countries) had to take part in a knockout phase.

The opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games include one flag bearer per country and usually a few skaters among them. From Nîmes set off a Muslim raid towards the city of Autun, which was ravaged on August 22, 725. The Umayyads remained in the region until it was reconquered by Charles Martel in 737, the various battles of these harsh times resulting in very great damage to the city. The territory of the municipality of Nîmes is vulnerable to various natural hazards: meteorological (storm, storm, snow, extreme cold, heat wave or drought), floods, forest fires and earthquake (low seismicity). Towards the end of the 3rd century, Christianity began its history in 287 in Nîmes with Saint Baudile. In the school history textbooks published during the 20th century, the representations of the fires of the bloody week, the responsibility for which is totally imputed to the communards, constitute an important part of the iconography of the pages devoted to the Commune. This did not, however, allow them to escape the devastation caused by the irruption of the Cimbri and the Teutons.

The victory won over the Arvernes by Cnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus and Quintus Fabius Maximus, in 121 BC. AD, decided the fate of the city. He received his first selection for the South Korea team on December 30, 2010, in a friendly against Syria (1-0 victory). He was then only 18 years and 175 days old. The significant past events relating to the Vistre are rapid and violent floods, which cause significant damage, even human losses in November 1963, October 3, 1988, September 9, 2002, December 2003, September 2005, October 2014, September 2021, September 2022 in particular. December 14: Wydad Casablanca wins the African Cup of Champions Clubs. Before the match, the club pays tribute to the former players who won the Cup Cup in 1979 (40th anniversary). From 2012, his repeated scandals no longer passed among some of the club's supporters, and he then came into direct conflict with his former supporters, the Bad Blue Boys.