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South East, East Italy is in Europe, go east, go west, you'll get there soon enough.....

Gustave Eiffel was an inventor, an

inventor of the Eiffel tower the biggest building in Paris.

The Eiffel Tower was made out of iron and is 1,063 ft. tall and the arch of it was the entrance for the World's Fair.Where they presented invention's for example Thomas Edison was there with his great invention the light-bulb.The Eiffel Tower has 1,665 stairs and gladly has an elevator and still today remains the tallest/biggest building in Paris.

They are all located in Western Europe.

France and Belgium were two of the founder members of the predecessors of the European Union. The two country co-operate closely and trade extensively.

This is known as the Channel Tunnel (or Chunnel), named for the English Channel.

The Channel Tunnel is no longer referred to as the Chunnel, which was a media generated word when the tunnel first opened but not now.

No, but it does have weirs.

Miami, FL (MIA) to Paris (PAR) Shortest Flight Duration 8 hours 30 mins

I would say both. But if you had to pick one, it would be love. New York, America is the city of lights.

The French colonized Cambodia.

The Mont Saint Michel is a village off the coast of Normandy. Some people live there including a religious community. The religious buildings (church, monastery) are still in use today but the mount is mainly a landmark and a touristic attraction; this is a great place to visit.

No, Paris is the capital of France. So Paris is a city in the country France.

The surface of England is 130,395 km2 The surface of Australia (country) is 7,741,220 km2 So Australia is 7,610,825 km2 bigger than England. Or in other words, Australia is about 59.4 times as big as England.

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.

Luxembourg

Geneva and Basel.

Both of these the city boundary is in part the border with France.

Because France is in the Northern Hemisphere and Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere, they will always have opposite seasons at any given time. For example, it's always summer in France when it's winter in Australia, and vice versa.

Like most fads, nations that had battleships and colonies drew respect from surrounding nations. The bigger the battleships and the more widespread the colonies, the more powerful you were. France was amongst the competitors of the 17th, 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries.

Either wine or unjustifiably arrogent Parisians. ;)

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Actually, you must know that some french companies are often world or European leaders on their market.

The biggest companies in France are

Total (oil company)

Axa (insurance)

France Telecom (telecom)

Pernod Ricard (Alcohol)

Bouygues and Vinci (construction)

Alstom (builder of the TGV)

EADS (Airbus)

Air France (airplane company)

...

and much more.

The real problem in France is the lack of PME (little and medium companies from 50 to 500 employees).

There is a pretty long distance of 9,204 Kilometers (5,719 miles) between both cities. It requires a trip of 13 hours or so by plane.

Yes you can see France from the South East coast of England on a clear day or night. From Dover along the coastline to Deal in Kent you can see the French coastline during the day and the lights on a clear night. you can also pick up French radio and mobile phone signals.

La Seine River is the major river that flows through Paris

the Bishop of Paris, Maurice de Sully, in 1160.

The Bay of Biscay is Northwest of Spain and West of France and touches both countries.