What is the population distribution of the provinces in northern France?

a=-6125&b=2010&view_type=gallery France is a country with the French nation as the main body. The ethnic minorities include Alsatians, Bretons, Corsicans, Flemish, Local ethnic groups such as Catalans and Basques account for approximately 79% of the total population. France also has foreign immigrants from Africa and Europe, who account for about 8% of the total population. There are 46 million French people, accounting for 83% of the country's total population. There are 1.4 million Alsatians, accounting for 2.7% of the country's population. Living in the Alsace and Lorraine regions close to Germany, there are 1.1 million Bretons, accounting for about 2% of the country's population, and are distributed on the Brittany Peninsula in western France. There are 280,000 Corsicans, accounting for 0.5% of the country's population. In addition, there are 250,000 Flemish people in France, distributed in the north near the cities of Dunkirk and Hazebrouck, Belgium. The Catalan people, numbering 250,000, live at the eastern end of the Southern Pyrenees on the border with Spain. There are 130,000 Basques living in the Atlantic Pyrenees province, which borders Spain in the southwest. Among the 4 million foreign immigrants in France, Corsica has the largest proportion of immigrants, while Paris has nearly 1.5 million foreigners.