French Geography

This is the second largest city in France.

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Which French city has houses and churches built with black lava stone?

This, the longest river in France, features châteaux scattered throughout the river valley.

I am in the southwest, on the Garonne River, famous for producing wine. 

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Which city is the largest seaport in France?

What French river runs south from the city of Lyon to the Mediterranean Sea?

Once home to the Dukes of Brittany, and more than 500 years old, this castle is near what city?

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This French resort city on the southwest Atlantic is famous for surfing and beautiful beaches.

You can take a train under this (the English Channel) to travel between England and France.

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After WWII, the Germans surrendered in this city, known for Roman ruins and coronations. 

What is the most populous city in France?

This Roman ruin, called Pont du Gard, is near this city, which started as a Greek  Port.

What river, important for hydroelectric power, starts in the Pyrenées mountains ?

I have a large cathedral, medieval houses, the European Parliament and I am close to Germany.

Where is this?

I am France's second largest seaport. North of me are spectacular seaside cliffs at Etretat.

This city, called the "Food Capital of the World" was once a wealthy trade center for  silk.

From Switzerland, I go north thru the Netherlands to the Atlantic, forming a border w/ Germany.

This city, once part of Belgium and with a Flemish history, now has many high-tech industries.

What is the most important commercial river in France, because it is deep enough  for ships?

This is a picture of the French island of Corsica.  Where is Corsica located?

What mountain range forms a natural boundary between France and Spain?