Nostradamus C8 Q01: Impact of 21stC floods on Nuclear facilities around N's homelands.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse begins with three emphasised names which approximate towns in the ancient kingdom of Navarre.

They are located in the south western part of France in the Pyrenees which form a physical boundary between France and Spain.

The Durance mentioned in the last line is a river near Nostradamus' home town of St Remy and to Salon where he lived while publishing the Prophecies.

The narrative of the text together with Pau Royal Navy (in capitals) in the anagrams of line one only makes sense when read as a tale of modern times about disastrous floods affecting nuclear sites. The nuclear nature can be seen in the text in the phrase ('more of fire than blood'. It fits to the text since nuclear plants, of necessity, are based near rivers in order to cool the core of their reactors. 

Notably the altitude of Pau is consistent with the higher end of the 180-200 meter sea rise range implied in Nostradamus writings.

Also relevant is the fact that five hundred years after Nostradamus life ended many other places he knew well, such as Agen have nearby nuclear plants. More details on these relations are given in my papers on Nuclear events and Floods.

Key Ideas:

uncentralised, nonroyal, argufier, xanadu, figure,  'map around', 'nuclear pond', uncleared, anguifer, vapar, aquas, navy, decentralise, referent, eternalised, fuels, easterners, enlisted, serrez, lazer,  centralise / interlaces, assents, useful, cleanest, unclear, refusal, saga,  Durance, sagas, laagers, around, Easterner, round, resident, Arnaud, zeal, refuse, Adrienne, cleaner, royal, serener, destine, pound, underage, furie, reenters, waqes, pond, gales, Nasau, retained, apez.