Celtic cities (Civ4)

Celtic cities are cities that can be founded by the Celtic civilization in Civilization IV and its expansions. The first city founded is the Capital, and the names of future cities are chosen in the order they appear on the list below.

The names listed are default names; players can change their cities' names if they choose.

List of cities

Founding Order	City Name	Notes
1	Bibracte	Oppidum and capital of the Gallic Aedui tribe, situated near modern Autun, France; location of Vercingetorix proclamation as leader of the Gallic confederation during the Gallic Wars
2	Vienne	Oppidum and capital of the Gallic Allobroges tribe, allies of Julius Caesar during the Gallic Wars; south of modern Lyons, France
3	Tolosa	Capital of the Gallic Volcae Tectosages tribe, modern Toulouse, France
4	Gergovia	Oppidum and capital of Gallic Arverni tribe, situated in south central France; location of Gallic victory against the Romans
5	Camulodunum	Oppidum and capital of the British Trinovantes and Catuvellauni tribes, located in modern Colchester, England
6	Verlamion	Oppidum and capital of the British Catuvellauni tribe near modern St. Albans, England
7	Durnovaria	Capital of the British Durotriges tribe, modern Dorchester, England
8	Isca	Located near either Exeter, England or Caerleon, Wales
9	Durocortorum	Capital of the Belgic Remi tribe, modern Reims, France
10	Bagacum	Capital of Gallic Nervii tribe, modern Bavay, France
11	Nemetocenna	Capital of the Belgic Atrebates tribe, modern Arras, France
12	Calleva	Oppidum and capital of the British Atrebates tribe, modern Silchester, England
13	Venta	Likely Venta Icenorum, capital of the British Iceni tribe led by Boudica; situated in modern Norfolk, England
14	Isurium	Capital of Brigantia, in Northern England; conquered by the Romans
15	Ratae	Capital of the British Corieltauvi tribe, modern Leicester, England
16	Lutetia	Oppidum and capital of the Gallic Parisii tribe, modern Paris, France
17	Entremont	Oppidum in southern Gaul (France) and capital of the Celtic-Ligurian Salyes tribe
18	Burdigala	Oppidum and capital of the Gallic Bituriges Vivisci tribe, modern Bordeaux, France
19	Nemausus	Oppidum of the Gallic Volcae Arecomici tribe that became Nimes, France; named for its Celtic patron god of healing springs
20	Samarobriva	Capital of the Belgic Ambiani tribe, modern Amiens, France
21	Brixia	Capital of the Gallic Cenomani tribe, modern Brescia, Italy
22	Mediolanum	Capital of the Gallic Insubri tribe, modern Milan, Italy
23	Cremona	Gallic Cenomani settlement in northern Italy
24	Taurasia	Samnite settlement in south-central Italy, conquered by the Romans; modern Turin, Italy
25	Sinigaglia	Settlement of the Gallic Senones tribe, on the east Italian coast, conquered by the Romans
26	Noviomagus	Common Celtic-Roman city name meaning "New Field", referring to clearing a woodland
27	Durovernum	Oppidum and capital of the British Cantiaci tribe
28	Luguvalio	Also Luguwalion or Luguvalium, modern Carlisle, northwest England
29	Lindinis	British Durotriges settlement, modern Ilchester, England
30	Okilis	Celtiberian stronghold at modern Medinaceli, Spain
31	Numantia	Oppidum and capital of the Celtiberian Confederacy, which revolted against the Romans
32	Tiernes	Celtiberian settlement of the Arevaci, situated on the edge of the Duoro in Spain
33	Botorrita	Settlement in Spain known for its Celtiberian scripts
34	Moridunum	Capital of the British Demetae tribe, modern Carmarthen, Wales
35	Tara	Legendary coronation site for the High King of Ireland; capital of the Kingdom of Mide (100-1200), which Co. Meath is named for
36	Eblana	Irish settlement noted by Ptolemy, near modern Dublin
37	Alesia	Oppidum and capital of the Gallic Mandubii tribe; site of the last battle between Vercingetorix and Julius Caesar
38	Andematunum	Oppidum and capital of the Gallic Lingones tribe, modern Langres, France
39	Ubiorum	Oppidum and capital of the Germanic Ubii tribe, allies of Rome
40	Geneva	Second most populous city in Switzerland, originally an Allobrogian oppidum
41	Vindobona	Oppidum and Roman military fort split by the Gallo-Roman border of the Danube river, modern Vienna, Austria
42	Pisonium	Oppidum-Roman Fort on the the Danube, famous for its Celtic Biatec coins; modern Bratislava, Slovakia
43	Acquincum	Capital of the Pannonian Eravisci tribe, modern Budapest, Hungary
44	Tylis	Capital of Celtic Thrace
45	Ancyra	Capital of Celtic Galatia, modern Ankara, Turkey

See also

• Celtic cities in other games