Total population area of France-administrative divisions-number of tourists

France is one of the big countries in Europe, and it is close to Italy, Germany, Britain and other countries. Paris, romantic city, attracts countless people to visit every year. With the outbreak of the epidemic in COVID-19 in, up to now, more than 5,400 cases have been confirmed in France, and the major scenic spots in the city have been closed due to the epidemic prevention and control, which also makes the domestic people very nervous. So how many people are there in France at present? Let's look at the total population of France.

Total population of France

The French Bureau of Statistics (INSEE 65438+ 10/4) announced that by 65438+ 10/year, the population of France had exceeded 67 million. This means that after five years of continuous decline in the birth rate, the population has slightly increased by 0.3%.

Specifically, there are 753,000 newborns in France every year (6,000 fewer than the previous year and 6 1.2 million deaths) (2,000 more, that is, the local population has increased by 6,543.38+0.41.0 million this year, the lowest since World War II.

The fertility rate in France has been stable at a low level since 20 15 years, and the annual fertility rate is only 1.87 (that is, a woman gives birth to 1.87 children on average, compared with 1.88 in the previous year).

Population Structure of France Daily Population Estimation of France

Newborns: 2,205 (965,438+0.90 per hour)

Average daily death toll: 1.588 (66. 17 per hour)

Average number of immigrants: 186 immigrants (7.73 people per hour

The age structure of the French population

Percentage of population under 65,438+05: 65,438+08.5%

Percentage of population aged 65-438 +05-64: 64.7%

Proportion of population over 65: 16.8%

/kloc-under 0/5 years old: 12072440 people (6 1834 13 men /5889027 women)

15~64 years old: 42145425 (21.090949 male /2 1.054476 female)

Over 64 years old:10,911,178 (male 4579920/ female 63 1, 258)

Ratio of men to women in France: 0.95

Male: 3 1, 745,834 (48.7%)

Female: 3347763 1(5 1.3%)

French quarter

France covers an area of 543,965 square kilometers, plus 672,834 square kilometers in overseas provinces. Its area is not equivalent to that of any province in China, and it is between Qinghai Province and Sichuan Province in China.

Qinghai Province in China covers an area of 696,600 square kilometers;

Sichuan Province in China covers an area of 486,000 square kilometers.

The administrative divisions of France are divided into 13 continental regions of France, that is, the regional capitals (the regional capitals are in brackets:

Ile-de-france (Paris

Central-Loire Valley Center-Waldner (Orleans

PaysdelaLoire (Nantes) in Loire region

Brittany Brittany (Rennes

Provence-Alps-C? te d 'Azur

ajaccio

Northern Calais-Picardi Northern Calais-Picardi (Lille

Normandy Normandy (Rouen

Burgundy-France-Kong Di-France-Conte (Dijon

Lyon-Rhone-Alps-Overwien-Rhone-Alps (Lyon

Languedoc-roussillon-Southern Pyrenees-roussillon-Middle Pyrenees

Alsace-Champagne-Ardennes-Lorraine Alsace-Champagne-Ardennes-Lorraine (Strasbourg

Aquitaine-Limousin-Boitu-Charande

Five overseas regions:

Guadeloupe, Guadeloupe (Bastel

Martinique, Martinique (Fort-de-France)

Guyana, Guyana (cayenne

Laraine (Saint Denis)

Mayotte Island (mamoudzou)

Number of tourists to France every year

In 2008, France received 89.4 million foreign tourists, an increase of 3% over the previous year. Specifically, the number of Asian tourists is the most prominent, with an increase of 7.4%. In addition, Europe is still the largest source of foreign tourists in France, accounting for 79% of the total.

Tourism is one of the key sectors supporting the economic development of France. Last year, the income from receiving foreign tourists reached 56.2 billion euros (about 433.745 billion yuan), an increase of nearly 5% over the previous year. In terms of tourist accommodation, the number of foreign tourists received by hotels in France increased by 7.6% last year, and the hotel occupancy rate reached a record 62.5%.

In order to further promote the development of tourism, the French government has set a target of attracting 654.38 billion foreign tourists by 2008.

Muséedouvre, a French tourist resort.

Located in the center of Paris on the Seine, the Louvre has 35,000 exhibits all the year round, including sculptures, paintings, arts and crafts, ancient Oriental, ancient Egypt, ancient Greece and ancient Rome. The main collection is works of art and archaeological relics before 1.860. Well-known works such as Mona Lisa, code of hammurabi, Venus de Milo, Victory Goddess of Samotra, and Freedom to Guide People are all treasures in its collection.

Chateau de Chambord (ChteaudeChambord

Champaign is the largest castle in the Loire Valley, located 65,438+05 km east of Boulevard in the Loire region of central France. Now it is a French national park, and historically it was the Royal Hunt Palace. It is the largest enclosed garden in Europe. Together with the surrounding hunting forest, this castle covers an area of 54.4 square kilometers. The main body of the castle is156m long and 56m high, with 77 stairs, 282 chimneys and 440 rooms. It took 166 years to finally build it. The double spiral staircase of the castle is one of its highlights. Two stairs surround a hollow cylinder in the middle, starting from two points where the diameter intersects the circumference and spiraling upwards. If two people go upstairs from two stairs at the same time, they will see each other many times, but they will never meet on the stairs.

Verdon George (Verdon George)

Located in the southeast of France, the Wadden Gorge is one of the most beautiful canyons in Europe, with a length of 25 kilometers and a depth of 700 meters. The blue-green Weiden River at the bottom of the valley is a remarkable feature of this area. Tourists can travel by car near the valley; Or boating on the river at the bottom of the valley; Or go fishing by the river, or even go rock climbing and have a pleasant holiday.

mount saint michel and its bay

Located near Normandy, France, Mount Saint Michel is a rocky island about 1 km from the coast. It is a tourist attraction in France and a pilgrimage site for Catholics. The famous monastery of Mount Saint Michel was built on the top of the mountain. Mount St. Michel and its bay were listed as world heritage sites by UNESCO in 1979. The whole island is conical with a circumference of 900 meters. It is made of towering granite, 88 meters above sea level. It is often surrounded by large sand dikes and becomes an island only at high tide. The high tide in St. Marlowe Bay is rapid, and the tidal range exceeds15m. Every evening, the tide of the Atlantic Ocean rushes in like Ma Benteng, drowning the quicksand on the side of the mountain, and the surrounding area of the holy mountain suddenly becomes Wang Yang, which is spectacular.

Saint Tropet (Saint-

Saint Tropet, located in the southeast of France, is an internationally renowned seaside resort. Many beaches provide windsurfing, sailing and kayaking equipment for tourists to rent, while other beaches provide motorized water sports, such as motorboats, jet skis, water skiing and diving.