La Loire (fem.) is France longest river (1013 km), and is running entirely into France. It runs through major towns: Orléans, Tours, Nantes and empties into the Atlantic Ocean. The Loire river is not as navigable as the Seine river, because of its very irregular flow. Its basin depends for a large part from the snowy region of the Massif Central, and the flow is greatly reduced during summer. (These days dams which were created along the river and its subsidiaries greatly reduces winter overflowing and summer shortages).
The Loire valley around Tours is lined with beautiful renaissance castles and the area was granted World Heritage status.
The longest river in France is the Loire river, which is 1,013 km long.
Some facts about the Loire River are that it is the longest river in France. It is 634 miles long. The Loire River starts in Southeast France and empties into the Bay of Biscay.
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La Loire is the longest river in mainland France (1013 km).
It is located in France.
Loire is the longest river in France.
The two important rivers of Europe are ..... The Loire River is France The Elbe River in Germany
The River Loire is the longest river in France at 1,013 kilometres (629 miles).
The two important rivers of Europe are ..... The Loire River is France The Elbe River in Germany
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The Loire River flows through northwest France and forms an important trade area. It is the longest river in France.