France has the higher elevation.
France - Mont Blanc 4,808 m (15,781 ft)
Spain - Pico de Teide (Tenerife) on Canary Island 3,718 m (12,198 ft)
There is some room for discussion. While France has the tallest peak in European Union, much of France is lowland areas. In contrast, much of Spain is on a mid-level plateau. This means the on average a place in Spain will have higher elevation than a place in France.
There is some room for discussion. While France has the tallest peak in European Union, much of France is lowland areas. In contrast, much of Spain is on a mid-level plateau. This means the on average a place in Spain will have higher elevation than a place in France.
Spain has a higher average elevation than France.
France has a higher elievation.
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Southeastern France is the place where you would find the French Alps, including europe's highest peak, the Mont Blanc (4810 m). It is much higher than the northwestern part of the country, a low-raised plateau bordering the English channel.
Southeastern France has the highest elevation. This is where the French Alps are located, with the Mont Blanc, Europe's highest point (4810 m). Northwestern France is a region of low plains, northeastern France is a bit higher with the Vosges (al old, eroded mountain chain), and southwestern France is rather low-raising on average despite being bordered by the Pyrénées mountain range which separates France from Spain.
France has a pupulation of around 64 million and Spain has a pupulation of around 46 million. France has around 18 million more inhabitants than Spain.
France and Spain share a border with each other between the Pyrenees Mountains and the Principality of Andorra.
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Spain has a higher overall elevation than France. France is a country of flat plains and gently rolling hills. The highest point in France is Mount Blanc at 4,808-meters. Spain is a mountainous country. The highest point in Spain is Mount Tiede at 3,718-meters.
I would say that the people of France are happier than the people of Spain, especially since the recent downturn in the Spanish economy. This would mean that France would have more elation (elated means being very happy). If perhaps you meant "elevation", there is some room for discussion. While France has the tallest peak in European Union, much of France is lowland areas. In contrast, much of Spain is on a mid-level plateau. This means the on average a place in Spain will have higher elevation than a place in France.
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Southeastern France is the place where you would find the French Alps, including europe's highest peak, the Mont Blanc (4810 m). It is much higher than the northwestern part of the country, a low-raised plateau bordering the English channel.
France France - Mont Blanc 4,808 m (15,781 ft) Spain - Pico de Teide (Tenerife) on Canary Island 3,718 m (12,198 ft) Research indicates that 90% of Mt. Blanc is in Italy. Furthermore, the location of the summit seems to be in question. There is some room for discussion. While France has the tallest peak in European Union, much of France is lowland areas. In contrast, much of Spain is on a mid-level plateau. This means the on average a place in Spain will have higher elevation than a place in France.
The Pyrenees mountains.
France - Mont Blanc 4,808 m (15,781 ft) Spain - Pico de Teide (Tenerife) on Canary Island 3,718 m (12,198 ft) Research indicates that 90% of Mt. Blanc is in Italy. Furthermore, the location of the summit seems to be in question.
Southeastern France has the highest elevation. This is where the French Alps are located, with the Mont Blanc, Europe's highest point (4810 m). Northwestern France is a region of low plains, northeastern France is a bit higher with the Vosges (al old, eroded mountain chain), and southwestern France is rather low-raising on average despite being bordered by the Pyrénées mountain range which separates France from Spain.
France has a pupulation of around 64 million and Spain has a pupulation of around 46 million. France has around 18 million more inhabitants than Spain.
While they both lie at sea level, Spain's highest point has a much greater altitude than England's highest point. Spain's highest mountain, Mulhacen, is about three and a half times taller than England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike.
It touches France and Spain. Southwest France and northwest Spain to be exact.
France and Spain ARE countries.