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Is la rochelle a port in france?
Yes, though no longer a very important one
What is the largest port city in France?
Marseille is the busiest port in France, and the busiest port on the Mediterranean sea, and the third-busiest in Europe.
What is the most important holiday in france?
Christmas
What is the most important river in France?
The Seine.
What is the most important food in France?
Bread and cheese
What is the most important port in the south of France?
Marseille
The most important port in Romewas?
The most important port was Ostia as it was the nearest major port to Rome itself.
Which is the most important city in France?
Paris is the capital of France and its most important city.
What village in France has an important port?
Le Havre and Marseilles both have busy ports
Is la rochelle a port in france?
Yes, though no longer a very important one
Why is marseille important?
Marseille is the second largest city in France. It is also the largest French port.
An important holiday in France is?
New years eve is the most important holiday in France.
What help Britain gain large amounts of territory from France?
France felt its interests in the Caribbean were most important.
What is the largest port city in France?
Marseille is the busiest port in France, and the busiest port on the Mediterranean sea, and the third-busiest in Europe.
Where was the most important port in the Hellenistic world?
Alexandria, Egypt.
Why was Fort Sumter important to the Confederacy?
this was the souths most important cotton market port
What state had the most important port on Mississippi river?
Louisiana, with New Orleans. In fact, it was so important that the US wanted this port. The US offered to buy the land of New Orleans from France, which at the time was a part of the French territory of Louisiana. However, France saw no use for the land of Louisiana any longer and offered the whole territory to the US. The US excepted and this is how the country acquired the Louisiana Territory.
