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|caption = From left to right, from top to bottom: The ""Parc des sports et de l'amitié"" (Sports Park); les Dames de France; the Archbishops Palac); the Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur Cathedral; the ""Médiathèque"" (library and multi-media centre); a sculpture at the ""Parc des sports et de l'amitié"" (Sports Park); the Hall of Justice; Voltaire Bridge; The Narbonne Théâtre; the City Hall square; the Merchants' Bridge with a vue of the Archibishops' Palace, the Cathedral and the Canal de la Robine; ""Les Halles"" (covered market); the ""Palais des Sports, des Arts et du Travail"" (sports, arts and work Complex""); the ""'Espace de Liberté"" (multi-use centre); the[[Via Domitia]]; the Narbonne train station; the[[Charles Trenet]], born in Narbonne; an aerial view of the city centre; the former church, Notre-Dame de Lamourguier, now the Lapidary Museum.

|term = 2014–2020

|demonym = Narbonnese&amp;nbsp;(En)&lt;<br&gt;>Narbonnaise&amp;nbsp;(Fr)