List of Gaulish Tribes
See also: List of Celtic tribesAfter completing the conquest of Gaul, Rome converted most of these tribes into civitates, making for the administrative map of the Roman provinces of Gaul. This was then perpetuated by the early church, whose geographical subdivisions were based on those of late Roman Gaul, and lasted into the areas of French dioceses prior to the French Revolution.
| Tribe | Capital |
|---|---|
| Aedui | Bibracte |
| Allobroges | Vienne |
| Ambarri | near junction of Rhône & Saône rivers |
| Ambiani | Amiens |
| Andecavi | Angers |
| Aquitani | Bordeaux |
| Atrebates | Arras |
| Arverni | Gergovia (La Roche-Blanche) |
| Baiocasses | Bayeux |
| Belgae | Gallia Belgica |
| Boii | Boii (Boui near Entrain) |
| Boii Boates | Boates (La Tête de Buch) |
| Boii | Bologna |
| Bellovaci | Beauvais |
| Bituriges | Bourges |
| Brannovices | near Mâcon? |
| Cadurci | Issoudun (Uxellodunum) |
| Carnutes | Chartres |
| Catalauni | Châlons-en-Champagne |
| Caturiges | Chorges |
| Cenomani | Brescia |
| Cenomani | Le Mans |
| Ceutrones | Moûtiers |
| Curiosolitae | Corseul |
| Diablintes | Jublains |
| Eburones | Tongeren |
| Eburovices | Évreux |
| Helvetii | La Tène |
| Insubres | Milan |
| Lemovices | Limoges |
| Lexovii | Lisieux |
| Lingones | Langres |
| Mediomatrici | Metz |
| Medulli | Médoc |
| Medulli | Vienne |
| Menapii | Cassel |
| Morini | Boulogne-sur-Mer |
| Namnetes | Nantes |
| Nervii | Bavay |
| Orobii | Bergamo |
| Osismii | Vorgium |
| Parisii | Paris |
| Petrocorii | Périgueux |
| Pictones | Poitiers |
| Raurici | Kaiseraugst (Augusta Raurica) |
| Redones | Rennes |
| Remi | Reims |
| Ruteni | Rodez |
| Salassi | Aosta |
| Santones | Saintes |
| Senones | Sens |
| Sequani | Besançon |
| Suessiones | Soissons |
| Tigurini | Yverdon |
| Tolosates | Toulouse |
| Treveri | Trier |
| Tungri | Tongeren |
| Turones | Tours |
| Unelli | Coutances |
| Vangiones | Worms |
| Veliocasses | Rouen |
| Vellavi | Ruessium |
| Veneti | Vannes |
| Viducasses | Vieux |
| Vindelici | Augusta Vindelicorum |
| Vocontii | Vaison-la-Romaine |
| Volcae Arecomici | Languedoc |
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