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Latitude: 42 degrees north latitude - 51 degrees north, west longitude between 4 degrees and 8 degrees west.

Sea and land location: France is located on the west coast of western Europe, relative location: west of the English Channel, the Bay of Biscay, south of the Mediterranean. It is bordered by Belgium and Germany in the north, and connected to Switzerland and Italy by the Alps in the east. Spain is bordered by the Pyrenees to the southwest.

France is located in the western part of Europe, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, northwest across the Strait of La Manche and the United Kingdom, bordering the North Sea, the English Channel, the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, Corsica on the Mediterranean Sea is the largest island in France.

The French Republic, commonly known as France, is a unitary sovereign state with overseas regions and territories located in Western Europe, with its capital at its largest and culturally and commercially important city, Paris. The mainland of the country extends from the Mediterranean Sea to the English Channel and the North Sea, and from the Rhine River to the Atlantic Ocean, and the whole is hexagonal. Spain and Morocco are the three countries with both Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines.

France has an area of 674,843 square kilometers including overseas territories and 543,965 square kilometers excluding overseas territories, making it the largest in the European Union. France is high in the southeast and low in the northwest, and the western and northern regions belong to the Western European plain, where France borders the English Channel, the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. The southern region has the Pyrenees and is also the border between France and Spain, the southeastern is the Alps, and the south-central region has the highest plateau.

The main rivers are the Loire, the Rhône, the Rhône and the Seine.

France has many rivers that make it easy to navigate. The left bank of the Seine in Paris encompasses an integral fan-shaped area along the banks of the Seine. If you take a boat down the Seine River in the city of Paris, you will see the left bank of Paris on the left side of the bow.

The left bank of the Seine is a witness to the early days of the city, and its hinterland concentrates the historical relics of the early days of Paris.

Climate - Most of France has a temperate oceanic climate with broadleaf forests, warm winters and cool summers, with rain all year round, continental in the east and mountains, and a Mediterranean climate in the south.

Average monthly temperature: about 4 7 in the west and south, 1 3 in the east and north in January; July was about 16 18 in the north and west, and 21 24 in the south and east. Annual precipitation is 600,800 mm, and more than 1,500 mm in mountainous areas.

The terrain of France is high in the southeast and low in the northwest, and the plains account for two-thirds of the total area. The mountains are the Alps, the Pyrenees, the Jura, etc.

Mont Blanc on the Franco-Italian border is 4,810 meters above sea level, the second highest peak in Europe; The main rivers are the Loire (1,010 km), the Rhône (812 km) and the Seine (776 km).

France is the third largest country in Europe and the largest country in Western Europe, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland and Italy to the east and Spain, Andorra and Monaco to the south.

The French mainland covers an area of 543965 square kilometres, including 632834 square kilometres of overseas territories. The total length of the border is 5,695 km, of which 2,700 km are coastline and 2,800 km are land line.

The main mineral deposits in France are iron ore, followed by bauxite and potash ore. Iron ore reserves are about 1 billion tons, but the mining cost is high, coal reserves are almost exhausted, all iron ore and coal mines have been closed, and the ore needs of the country are completely dependent on imports.

France is strategically located in the western part of Europe and has an exceptionally rich natural and cultural heritage. Its area is 10,000 square kilometers. France is bordered by the sea on three sides and is the largest country in Western Europe.

Located in the west of Europe, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, northwest across the Strait of Lamanche and the United Kingdom, bordering the North Sea, the English Channel, the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, Corsica on the Mediterranean Sea is the largest island in France.

Its topography is high in the southeast and low in the northwest, open to the Atlantic Ocean. The Alps and Jura Mountains are bordered to the east, the Plateau to the south-center, the Pyrenees to the southwest, the Aquitaine Basin to the southwest, the Paris Basin to the north, and the Amaurican Hills to the northwest. Plains occupy two-thirds of the total area.

It has the Alps, the Pyrenees, the Jura and so on.

France is a country located in the western part of Europe, close to the Atlantic Ocean, the English Channel, the Pyrenees, the Mediterranean Sea and the Rheinsen. Although France actually has a number of different climate types, in general it is a mixture of a typical oceanic climate and a temperate climate. France has a long coastline and the north coast is almost covered by the Atlantic Ocean, so this region receives more annual rainfall and less variation in temperature.

The south, on the other hand, is closer to the Mediterranean Sea, with very high summer temperatures and a very common dry climate.

There are many mountain ranges in France, the most famous of which are the Alps and the Pyrenees. These mountains are mainly found in the east and south of France. The climate in these regions is markedly different from that of the coastal areas, with lower temperatures and rainfall.

There are many young alpine glaciers in the Alps, and many tourists go there for outdoor activities such as skiing and mountaineering.

In addition, France has several overseas territories that can be found all over the world. The climatic conditions in these regions are very different from those in the interior of France. Many overseas territories are located in the tropics, and the climate conditions are hotter and wetter than those of France.

In general, France is very diverse in terms of geography and climate. The country has a very long coastline and several mountain ranges, and the climate of each region is unique in its own way. This makes France a very attractive tourist destination, and many tourists go there to explore the natural beauty and cultural heritage of different regions.

At the same time, France's climate also provides excellent conditions for the country's viticulture and other agricultural industries, making France one of the most famous wine-producing countries in the world. <>