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The Massif du Cantal is the deeply eroded remnant of a large stratovolcano in the Massif Central of south-central France. Glacial valleys and radial ridges surround central summits including the Plomb du Cantal, which reaches 1,855 meters, and the Puy Mary. The massif shapes the landscape and draina...
The Massif du Mont-Dore is a volcanic mountain complex in the Auvergne region of central France, within the Massif Central. It was formed by a large stratovolcano that has been deeply eroded, leaving ridges, valleys, and remnants of volcanic structures around Puy de Sancy, the highest summit in the...
Massif du Sancy is a volcanic mountain group in the Auvergne region of central France, within the Massif Central. Its summit, Puy de Sancy, reaches 1,886 meters and is associated with the source area of the Dordogne, which begins where two mountain streams meet on its slopes. The massif consists of...
The Massif de l'Aigoual is a mountain massif in the Cévennes of southern France, within the French Massif Central. Its highest point is Mont Aigoual, which reaches 1,567 metres. The summit is known for a historic meteorological observatory built in 1887, and the surrounding uplands are associated wi...
The Massif du Pilat is a mountain area in southeastern France, south of Lyon, and is protected as the Pilat Regional Nature Park. Its highest point is Crêt de la Perdrix, which reaches about 1,432 metres above sea level. The massif includes forests, open uplands, valleys, and rural settlements, and...
The Massif du Mont-Lozère is a granite mountain area in the Cévennes within the French Massif Central. Its highest point is the Pic de Finiels, which reaches 1,699 metres and is the highest summit in the Cévennes National Park. The massif is intended for visitors interested in mountain landscapes, h...
The Massif du Mézenc is a volcanic mountain area on the boundary between France's Haute-Loire and Ardèche departments. Its highest summit is Mont Mézenc, which reaches 1,753 meters. The massif forms part of the eastern Massif Central and is characterized by upland plateaus, volcanic landforms, open...
The Massif du Forez is a mountain area in central France forming part of the Massif Central. Its higher ground includes broad upland moors and plateaus, while the summit of Pierre-sur-Haute reaches 1,634 metres. The landscape is shaped by crystalline rocks, highland grasslands, peat-rich areas, and...
The Massif du Morvan is a forested upland region in the Burgundy area of east-central France. It forms a granite-based highland within the broader Massif Central and is protected through the Parc naturel régional du Morvan, a regional nature park. The area is known for wooded landscapes, lakes, rive...
The Massif du Livradois is a mountainous upland in the Massif Central of central France, centered mainly in the department of Puy-de-Dôme and extending toward Haute-Loire. Its terrain includes granitic plateaus, wooded slopes, and river valleys, with upland settlements and agricultural land among th...
Massif du Beaujolais is a hilly upland in east-central France on the eastern side of the Massif Central ([Beaujolais geography](https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaujolais)). It extends across parts of the Rhône, Loire and Saône-et-Loire departments, with higher western areas formed largely from granit...
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