Geographical Regions of France |
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TOPOGRAPHY OF PARIS I 1 | 1 |
CONTEMPORARY PARIS | 9 |
PICARDY AND CHAMPAGNE | 22 |
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alluvium Alpine Alps Alsace Alsatian ancient Aquitaine Archæan Ariège Armorican Massif Auvergne beds belt bottom Brittany canal Capcir Causses Central Massif centre century cereals Cevennes Champagne clay climate cluses Côtes Côtes de Moselle covered crops crystalline Dauphiny district early edge excavated farms feet folds foot forces of erosion forest France Garonne geographical geological glaciers gorges granite Grésivaudan hills hollows horizon industrial inhabitants Isère Jura Jurassic land landscape Lannemezan Limagne limestone Limousin Lorraine lower Marseilles meadows Mediterranean Meuse miles Moselle mountains narrow Paris Basin peaks Picardy plain planaises Pleistocene population Pre-Alps Provence Pyrenees railway region relief Rhine Rhone ridges rise river road rock round Saint sandstone scarps scenery schists side slopes snow soil spring steep strata summits surface tablelands terraces Tertiary towns trees trench tributaries uplands Upper vegetation villages vine volcanic Vosges winds