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Name the Places, People... that are #1 in France
No Overseas territories if nothing is indicated
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First submittedMarch 26, 2017
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Highest Mountain
4,810 m
Mont Blanc
Biggest Island
8,860 km²
Corsica
Longest River
1232.7 km
Rhine
Longest Bridge
2,460 m
Millau Viaduct
Biggest Region by area
84,061 km²
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Most Populated region
12,142,802 inhabitants
Île-de-France
Biggest City
2,220,445 Inhabitants
Paris
(World Record) Longest Underwater Tunnel
50.45 km
Channel Tunnel
Biggest Neighour
357,375.62 km²
Germany
Smallest Neighbour
2.02 km²
Monaco
Biggest National Park
321,378 ha
Cévennes National Park
Biggest Oversea territorry
83,534 km²
French Guiana
First President of the 5th republic
1959-1969
Charles de Gaulle
Smallest Oversea Territorry
374 km²
Mayotte
(World Record) Highest Building 1889-1930
324 m
Eiffel Tower
Most Populated Oversea Territory
835,103 Inhabitants
Réunion
Biggest Company
98,500,000,000 EUR
AXA
First French in Space
1982
Jean Loup Chretien
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