What is the largest state of france?

Answer 1

The French equivalent of a County is called region in French. There are 26 regions in France (22 in mainland France + 4 overseas)

Région- A= area (km²) - P= population (1999)

1 Guyane - A=83 534 - P=157 213

2 Midi-Pyrénées - A=45 348 - P=2 551 687

3 Rhône-Alpes - A=43 698 - P=5 645 407

4 Aquitaine - A=41 308 - P=2 908 359

5 Centre - A=39 151 - P=2 440 329

6 Pays de la Loire - A=32 082 - P=3 222 061

7 Bourgogne - A=31 582 - P=1 610 067

8 Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur - A=31 400 - P=4 506 151

9 Languedoc-Roussillon - A=27 376 - P=2 295 648

10 Bretagne - A=27 208 - P=2 906 197

Figures including density for the 26 French regions on the related link. Another list of French regions, ranked by population, on the second link.

Answer 2

In france there is not such thing as states, like in the US. But the largest city in France is Paris. It has a population of 2,133,000.

Answer 3

Région Midi-Pyrénées

Answer 4

Aquitaine

Answer 5

Corsica