Map of towns in France

• Paris (2,193,030 inhab.)
• Marseille (852,395 inhab.)
• Lyon (472,330 inhab.)
• Toulouse (446,220 inhab.)
• Nice (352,388 inhab.)
• Nantes (290,943 inhab.)
• Strasbourg (276,063 inhab.)
• Montpellier (257,092 inhab.)
• Bordeaux (238,921 inhab.)
• Lille (232,172 inhab.)
• Rennes (213,096 inhab.)
• Reims (187,650 inhab.)
• Havre (182,411 inhab.)
• Saint-Etienne (178,530 inhab.)
• Toulon (168,768 inhab.)
• Grenoble (159,410 inhab.)
• Angers (155,701 inhab.)
• Dijon (155,387 inhab.)
• Mans (148,340 inhab.)
• Aix-en-Provence (146,690 inhab.)
• Brest (146,519 inhab.)
• Nîmes (146,454 inhab.)
• Clermont-Ferrand (142,948 inhab.)
• Limoges (141,287 inhab.)
• Tours (139,958 inhab.)
• Villeurbanne (139,764 inhab.)
• Amiens (137,812 inhab.)
• Metz (125,721 inhab.)
• Besançon (121,857 inhab.)
• Perpignan (118,221 inhab.)

Above is a map of France in ultra high resolution for printing. This map of France contains the regional contours (13 new regions) and the contours of the French departments. Each region is represented by a colour distinct from the others. The names of the 13 regions and printed prominently and the main rivers are specified on this high quality map of France. This map of France will make a very good school or educational support, the quality of the map is ideal to illustrate a French geography course.

A nicely illustrated map of France of tourism showing the geographical distribution of the different types of tourism on the French territory: summer seaside tourism, winter tourism, tourism with a cultural focus (monuments, landscapes, gastronomy), green tourism. You have all the indicators to help you choose your next travel destination.

In 2013, France will have 36681 communes against 36700 in 2012, i.e. 19 communes less. This is due to the disparititon of 27 communes and the creation of 8 new ones. The disappearances are, for the most part, the result of the absorption of communes by others or mergers. The 36681 communes are spread over 27 regions (22 in metropolitan France and 5 in the DOM TOM) and 101 departments.

• 01 - Paris (75001)
• 02 - Marseille (13000)
• 03 - Lyon (69000)
• 04 - Toulouse (31000)
• 05 - Nice (6000)
• 06 - Nantes (44000)
• 07 - Strasbourg (67000)
• 08 - Montpellier (34000)
• 09 - Bordeaux (33000)
• 10 - Lille (59000)
• 11 - Rennes (35000)
• 12 - Reims (51100)
• 13 - le Havre (76600)
• 14 - Saint-Étienne (42000)
• 15 - Toulon (83000)
• 16 - Grenoble (38000)
• 17 - Angers (49000)
• 18 - Dijon (21000)
• 19 - le Mans (72000)
• 20 - Aix-en-Provence (13090)
• 21 - Brest (29200)
• 22 - Nîmes (30000)
• 23 - Clermont-Ferrand (63000)
• 24 - Saint-Denis (97400)
• 25 - Limoges (87000)
• 26 - Tours (37000)
• 27 - Villeurbanne (69100)
• 28 - Amiens (80000)
• 29 - Metz (57000)
• 30 - Besançon (25000)
• 31 - Perpignan (66000)
• 32 - Orléans (45000)
• 33 - Mulhouse (68100)
• 34 - Caen (14000)
• 35 - Boulogne-Billancourt (92100)
• 36 - Rouen (76000)
• 37 - Nancy (54000)
• 38 - Argenteuil (95100)
• 39 - Montreuil (93100)
• 40 - Saint-Paul (97460)
• 41 - Saint-Denis (93200)
• 42 - Roubaix (59100)
• 43 - Avignon (84000)
• 44 - Tourcoing (59200)
• 45 - Poitiers (86000)
• 46 - Fort-de-France (97200)
• 47 - Nanterre (92000)
• 48 - Créteil (94000)
• 49 - Versailles (78000)
• 50 - Pau (64000)
• 51 - Courbevoie (92400)
• 52 - Vitry-sur-Seine (94400)
• 53 - Colombes (92700)
• 54 - Aulnay-sous-Bois (93600)
• 55 - Asnières-sur-Seine (92600)
• 56 - la Rochelle (17000)
• 57 - Rueil-Malmaison (92500)
• 58 - Antibes (6600)
• 59 - Saint-Maur-des-Fossés (94100)
• 60 - Calais (62100)
• 61 - Saint-Pierre (97410)
• 62 - Champigny-sur-Marne (94500)
• 63 - Aubervilliers (93300)
• 64 - Béziers (34500)
• 65 - Bourges (18000)
• 66 - Cannes (6150)
• 67 - le Tampon (97418)
• 68 - Saint-Nazaire (44600)
• 69 - Dunkerque (59140)
• 70 - Colmar (68000)
• 71 - Quimper (29000)
• 72 - Mérignac (33700)
• 73 - Valence (26000)
• 74 - Drancy (93700)
• 75 - Ajaccio (20000)
• 76 - Levallois-Perret (92300)
• 77 - Troyes (10000)
• 78 - Issy-les-Moulineaux (92130)
• 79 - Noisy-le-Grand (93160)
• 80 - Antony (92160)
• 81 - Villeneuve-d'Ascq (59491)
• 82 - Neuilly-sur-Seine (92200)
• 83 - Niort (79000)
• 84 - Sarcelles (95200)
• 85 - les Abymes (97139)
• 86 - Lorient (56100)
• 87 - Chambéry (73000)
• 88 - la Seyne-sur-Mer (83500)
• 89 - Clichy (92110)
• 90 - Pessac (33600)
• 91 - Cayenne (97300)
• 92 - Cergy (95000)
• 93 - Saint-Quentin (2100)
• 94 - Vénissieux (69200)
• 95 - Montauban (82000)
• 96 - Beauvais (60000)
• 97 - Cholet (49300)
• 98 - Hyères (83400)
• 99 - Hyères (83400)
• 100 - Ivry-sur-Seine (94200)

Ranking of the 100 largest French cities in order of population size according to the census established in 2012. The number to the left of the city is only used to indicate the rank of the city (from 1 to 100) on a national scale. The number in grey on the right is the city's postal code..

ap of France with a very high level of detail with the 13 regions of France highlighted in colour. This map of France also has the particularity to represent the French road network (main roads). To print this map of France just press the printer icon on the right of the title.

This relief map of France gives an idea of the main mountain ranges in France. The largest mountain ranges are designated and located here (small black triangle).

On this map of France, you can easily distinguish the following mountain massifs:

• Mont Blanc (French Alps) with 4810 meters it is the highest peak in France.
• Le Vignemale (Pyrenees), 3298 meters
• Monte Cinto (Corsica), 2706 meters
• Le Puy de Sancy (Massif Central), 1886 meters
• Le Crêt de la Neige (Jura), 1723 meters
• Le Ballon de Guebwiller (Massif des Vosges), 1424 meters