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.
Bay of Biscay - a bay that borders France on the southwest.English Channel - a body of water between France and England (in the U.K.).Garonne River - a river that flows from central France into the Bay of Biscay; Bordeaux is along the Garonne.Loire River - a river that flows from central France into the Bay of Biscay; Nantes is along the Rhone.Mediterranean Sea - a sea that borders France to the south.Rhone River - a river that flows from central France into the Mediterranean Sea; Lyon is along the Rhone.Seine River - a river that flows from central France into the English Channel; Paris is along the Seine.
"la mer Méditerranée" i.e. "the Mediterranean sea"
The longest land border shared by mainland France is the Spanish border (623 km), just before the border with Belgium (620 km). The oversea department of French Guiana has a land border of 763 km with Brazil.
The Atlantic Ocean is not surrounded by France and does not surround it. The Atlantic just borders France on the West.
Germany.
The English Channel borders Normandy, France.
it borders 3 countries- France, Belgium, and Germany
france slovenia are two of them
France is not an island and a majority of it is inland, but it does have a coastline. It shares borders with Germany and Brussels.
The English channel borders France on its north-west, from the tip of brittany to the Dover strait.
France, Belgium, and Germany are bordering Luxembourg.
France is the largest country that Andorra borders.
Luxembourg has borders with Germany, France, Belgium.
Canada only has a land border with the USA but has maritime borders with Greenland and France.
Yes it does. It's the body of water on the west coasts of France and Spain - where the two countries borders join.
The Atlantic ocean (bay of Biscay, English channel) borders France to the west.
Luxembourg borders with France, Germany, and Belgium.