Mount Saint-Marienmountain, France

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    ...the Loir, Eure, Indre, and Creuse rivers. The southern edge of the Beauce Plain, France’s main granary, extends into the northern part of the région. Mount Saint-Marien in Cher reaches an elevation of 1,653 feet (504 metres) and is the highest point in the région. For the most part, the climate is...

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