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paris | an inland port |
paris | ____is the capital of france |
paris | is france's most populated city |
paris | was the economic and cultural center of the nation |
paris | ____an international fashion center |
marseille | ____on the mediterranean |
marseille | ____is france's largest seaport |
marseille | is france's second largest city |
la havre | ___is france's chief port |
la havre | chief port on the english channel |
english channel | __is the point of departure for ships bound for north america |
lyon | the thrid largest city of france |
lyon | is an important commercial city |
lyon | is the center of the silk industry |
lille | in northeastern france |
lille | is a center for cotton and linen fabrics |
lille | center for industrial machinery |
strasbourg | is the center for the council of europe |
the river port on the rhine | is known is noted for its "pate de foie gras" |
the river port on the rhine | is noted for the astronomical clock in its gothic cathedral |
reims | the coronation site of the kings of france |
reims | is also noted for its gothic cathedral |
reims | noted for the preparation of champagne |
clermont-ferrand | located in the heart and of france |
clermont-ferrand | is noted for the production of tires |
biarritz | located in the basque region |
biarritz | is an ocean resort on the atlantic |
bordeaux | noted for its red wine |
bordeaux | is an industrial city at the mouth of the garonne river |
the seine | is the most navigable |
the seine | most important commercial river of france |
the seine | empties into the the english channel at le havre |
the loire | the longest river of france |
the loire | is a famous tourist attraction |
the loire | due to the charming "chateaux" that adorns its banks |
the garonne | the shortest river of france |
the garonne | is a major source of hydroelectric power |
the rhone | which starts as a glacial stream in switzerlandand flows southward to the mediterranean |
the rhone | is another important hydroelectric power source |
the rhine | an industrial river in northeast france |
the rhine | forms a natural boundary between france and germany |
la manche | the english channel |
le rhin | the rhine |