Difference between revisions of "River Loire"

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The river is most famous for the [[Châteaux de la Loire]] bordering the river.
 
The river is most famous for the [[Châteaux de la Loire]] bordering the river.
  
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[[Cities]] on the [[Loire River]] include [[Saint-Étienne]], [[Nevers]], [[Orléans]], [[Blois]], [[Tours]], [[Nantes]].
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[[Cities]] on the River Loire include [[Saint-Étienne]], [[Nevers]], [[Orléans]], [[Blois]], [[Tours]], [[Nantes]].
  
 
[[Category:French Rivers]]
 
[[Category:French Rivers]]

Revision as of 22:46, December 29, 2011

The Loire River is the longest river of France with 1,013 kilometers. The Loire River takes its source in Ardèche, in the Massif Central and ends in the Atlantic Ocean.

The river is most famous for the Châteaux de la Loire bordering the river.

Cities on the River Loire include Saint-Étienne, Nevers, Orléans, Blois, Tours, Nantes.