Which is the least inhabited area of France?

Question

Which is the least inhabited area of France?

Answer 1

The places where you see NL and GB on  cars are generally the ones you are asking about - because they are the cheapest

Answer 2

yes Lozere makes sense but it`s beautiful... there `s one which is empty and just boring, not even good looking :

La Creuse. the state city, Gueret is 12 000 inhabitants.

lucky you if you see more than 14 people shopping in the main pedestrian quarter a saturday afternoon.

Answer 3

There are a few islands where no one lives:

Clipperton, New Amsterdam

If you are talking about places that actually have people living, you can consider Kerguelen, which has a population of 70

If you want to live in the european part of France, the departement of Lozère has the lowest density of population.

Answer 4

It is Lozere, with a population density of 15 inhabitants per square kilometre. It is the light pink area.

http://www.les-voutes.com/images/carte_l...

If you want to have a general idea of the French population density, have a look at that map, all the green areas are the lest inhabited. Those are mostly the mountainous areas. Alps, Pyrenees, Massif Central, Ardennes, Corsica.

http://histgeo.ac-aix-marseille.fr/ensei...

You can check it against this map of French topography

http://www.lexilogos.com/france_carte_re...

And here is the French population density by numbers :

http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/chifcle_fiche...

Answer 5

the U.N.  eatsablished "Snob Free" zone, and gated community where people are required to act like human beings towards eachother and not stuck up fools