What is the largest forest in France?
Forest of Orléans is a French national forest for the most part and makes up 70% of a French natural region, located in the department of Loiret in the Centre-Val de Loire region. It is in fact the largest French national forest. Thirty-five communes take part in it. The forest is surrounded by the natural regions of Beauce, Gâtinais, and Loire Valley; it extends along the North of Loire river in an arc which is 60 km in length, from Orléans to Gien, and 5 to 20 km in width.
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Richard S
It is the largest among those offered as an answer. But the Foret de Landes de Gascogne is much bigger.
Special Patrol Group
Landes de Gascogne is now the largest forest in France.
Fred Keogh
Eeny Meeny Minee Mo, this system has let me down on a number of occasions. I'm beginning to believe it is not 'foolproof'.
Julie Allen
Landes de Gascogne is now the largest forest in France and the largest "artificial" forest in Western Europe.
joesmoothfoster
Landes de Gascogne. Whoever made this question is incorrect.