The French Waterway is a network of rivers and canals that run through France. The three main rivers are the Rhone, Loire, and Isere. The Rhone is a major river in Europe that runs from the Swiss Alps to the Mediterranean Sea. The Loire is the longest river in France and flows from the Massif Central to the Atlantic Ocean. The Isere is a tributary of the Rhone that runs through the French Alps. Together, these three rivers form an important part of the French Waterway.