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The three main rivers in France (called "fleuves", not "rivières") are:

Sorted by the total length in the French territory:

- Loire (1,012 km)

- Seine (776 km)

- Rhône (545 km)

Sorted by the total length of the river:

- Rhine (1,325 km)

- Loire (1,012 km)

- Meuse (950 km)

A fleuve is a river that flows into the sea or the ocean (mostly) whereas a rivière flows into another rivièreor fleuve.

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