Which is the longest river in France?
A Rhône
B Marne
C Loire
Fact: The Loire River, France’s longest at 625 miles, flows from the Massif Central highlands to the Atlantic Ocean. Known as the last wild river in Europe, it supports diverse ecosystems, including kingfishers and migratory birds. The surrounding wetlands and forests are home to a variety of plant species, while the river’s fertile valley features vineyards and historic châteaux. Its significance has earned it recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Correct Answer: Loire