The term 'River in France' can be used to describe several rivers, including the Somme (5 letters), Marne (5 letters), Loire (5 letters), Rhone (5 letters), Yser (4 letters), Cher (4 letters), Oise (4 letters), Orne (4 letters), Isere (5 letters), Saone (5 letters), and SEINE (5 letters). The Somme is a river in northern France that flows into the English Channel. The Marne is a river in northeastern France that flows into the SEINE. The Loire is the longest river in France, flowing from the Massif Central to the Atlantic Ocean. The Rhone is a major river in southeastern France that flows into the Mediterranean Sea. The Yser is a river in northern France that flows into the North Sea. The Cher is a tributary of the Loire that flows through central France. The Oise is a tributary of the SEINE that flows through northern France. The Orne is a tributary of the SEINE that flows through northwestern France. The Isere is a tributary of the Rhone that flows through southeastern France. The Saone is a tributary of the Rhone that flows through eastern France. The SEINE is a major river in northern France that flows into the English Channel.