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Population
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Region
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Hint
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Answer
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A
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158,000
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West France
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home to the massive Apocalypse Tapestry, the largest medieval tapestry ensemble in the world
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Angers
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B
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265,000
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West France
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wine capital of the world
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Bordeaux
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C
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148,000
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Central France
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global headquarters of the Michelin tire company
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Clermont-Ferrand
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D
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160,000
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East France
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globally synonymous with its signature mustard
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Dijon
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E
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52,000
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Île-de-France
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historically famous for the Éclair film studios, where many classics of French cinema were produced
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Épinay-sur-Seine
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F
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77,000
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Caribbean
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capital of a French overseas department in the Caribbean
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Fort-de-France
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G
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291,000
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North America
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home to the Canadian Museum of History, the country's most visited museum
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Gatineau
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H
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55,000
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South France
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“City of Palms” oldest resort on the French Riviera and a famous hub for windsurfing
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Hyères
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I
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68,000
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Île-de-France
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“Media City” hosts the headquarters of major French TV networks
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Issy-les-Moulineaux
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J
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36,000
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Central France
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gateway to the famous Châteaux of the Loire Valley
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Joué-lès-Tours
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K
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24,000
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South America
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site of the Guiana Space Centre, the primary spaceport for the European Space Agency
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Kourou
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L
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521,000
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East France
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famous for its "traboules" (hidden passageways) and its historic silk industry
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Lyon
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M
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1.8 million
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North America
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second-largest French-speaking city in the world
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Montréal
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N
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354,000
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South France
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crown jewel of the French Riviera, famous for the Promenade des Anglais
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Nice
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O
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116,000
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Central France
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forever linked to Joan of Arc, who famously liberated this city from the English during the Hundred Years' War
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Orléans
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P
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2 million
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Île-de-France
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famous for the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and its unparalleled influence on global fashion and art
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Paris
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Q
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549,000
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North America
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only city in North America north of Mexico to still have its original fortified walls
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Québec
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R
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228,000
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West France
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famous for its half-timbered medieval houses and its massive annual music festival, Les Trans Musicales
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Rennes
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S
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292,000
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East France
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official seat of the European Parliament
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Strasbourg
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T
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512,000
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South France
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“The Pink City” headquarters of Airbus
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Toulouse
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U
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11,000
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West France
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scenic village known for its traditional Basque architecture and proximity to the Pyrenees
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Urrugne
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V
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162,000
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East France
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famous for the Gratte-Ciel district, a unique 1930s experiment in social urban planning
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Villeurbanne
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W
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41,000
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North France
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famous for the Berlouffes festival, where dolls are thrown from the church balcony
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Wattrelos
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X
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2,500
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East France
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village in the Vosges region locally famous for its Château des Brasseurs and its history of traditional brewing
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Xertigny
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Y
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30,000
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Switzerland
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famous since Roman times for its thermal springs and its historic 13th-century castle
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Yverdon-les-Bains
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Z
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2,500
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East France
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village in Alsace known for its prominent episcopal college and its strategic history during the World Wars
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Zillisheim
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