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Le Massif Central is the name of this volcanic montains chain.
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The Massif Central lies in south-central France. This is the area around the town of Clermont-Ferrand.
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YES. Roughly one-sixth (15%) of France is covered by the Massif Central.
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Massif Central is located in France. It is a mountainous region in the central part of the country, known for its rugged landscapes, volcanic terrain, and historic villages.
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The name of the plateau in southern France is called the Massif Central. It is a mountainous plateau region that covers a significant portion of central and southern France.
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Deccan Meseta and Massif Central are both plateaus. Plateaus are elevated flat areas of land that are typically situated between higher mountain ranges or hills.
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A mountain system in south/central France they are mountain regions
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The Massif Central is an elevated area located in the southern part of central France. It is has a semi-land climate, where winters are cold, spring begins early, and has a very warm summer once it reaches its zenith.
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The highest are "les Alpes" (the Alps) in the South-East, "les Pyrénées" (the Pyrenees) in the South-West, "le Massif Central" (in South central France).
Lower and old eroded moutain ranges are "le Morvan", "les Vosges" and "le Jura", north of the Massif Central and the Alps. "Les Cévennes" are considered part of the Massif Central.
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It is often argued that the Massif Central of France is more popular as a Skiing Attraction but statistically the French Alps are far more popular. therefore it is concluded that the alps are much more popular than the Massif Central as a skiing attraction but the Massif Central beats it in terms of greenery. -Dr. David Fibberdon,Cambridge University. ----
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- the Alps,
- Pyrénées,
- Jura,
- Massif Central,
- Vosges,
(we usually list only these five as mountains, but you may add lower ranges: )
- Massif Ardennais,
- Massif Armoricain,
- Montagnes Corses
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the Alps, the Pyrénées, the jura, the massif central, the Vosges.
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There are not many as it is one of frances largest mountain ranges.
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"The Central Mountain Range" -- for literally taking up the country's geographic center -- is an English equivalent of the French phrase Le Massif Central. The pronunciation of the masculine singular phrase will be "luh ma-seef saw-tral" in French.
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The five mountain ranges in France, by decreasing height:
- The French Alps, (on the Italian border - hosts the 'Mont Blanc, Europe's highest peak, 4810 meters),
- Pyrénées, (on the South, straddling the Spanish border),
- [Massif du] Jura, (on the East alongside Switzerland)
- Massif Central, (in central/ South central France)
- Vosges (Eastern France)
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- the Alps,
- Pyrénées,
- Jura,
- Massif Central,
- Vosges,
(we usually list only these five as mountains, but you may add lower ranges: )
- Massif Ardennais,
- Massif Armoricain,
- Montagnes Corses
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There are a number - The Pyrenees , the Massif Central, The Alps, The Cairngorms etc
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The Pyrenees, The Vosges, The Jura, the "Massif Central" and the Alps make up the five major mountain systems of France.
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The Central Massif surrounded like a ring by the Carpathian Mountains is located in the middle of Romania.(Wrong spelling ROMANIA).
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Alpes, Vosges, Jura, Pyrenées, Massif Central, Cévennes....
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La Loire is the longest river in France, running from the Massif Central to the sea at Saint-Nazaire.
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the Alps, the Vosges & the Massif Central, there, a bonus one for good behaviour !
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It is 10.66 hours on earth that equal one day on Saturn
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The Pyrenees are on the French/Spanish border, the Alps are on the French/Italian border, and the Massif Central is in the central south.
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The Vent der Midi winds are winds that blow over central France of the Mountains of Central Massif towards Lyon
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You can ski in France, there is beautiful mountains, there is Les Pyrénées, Les Alpes, and Le Massif Central.
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There are no mountains near Bordeaux; it is about equidistant from the Massif Central to the East and the Pyrenees to the South.
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There is a total of 5 mountain ranges: the Massif Central, the Pyrenees, the Jura, the Alps and the Vosges.
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