The rivers of France include the SEINE (5 letters), Loire (5 letters), Rhone (5 letters), Oise (4 letters), Ille (4 letters), LOT (3 letters), Eure (4 letters), Orne (4 letters), Yser (4 letters), Isere (5 letters), Marne (5 letters), Meuse (5 letters), and Saone (5 letters). These rivers are all located in France and are important for transportation, irrigation, and providing a habitat for wildlife. The SEINE is the most well-known river in France, running through Paris and emptying into the English Channel. The Loire is the longest river in France, stretching over 600 miles from the Massif Central to the Atlantic Ocean. The Rhone is the second longest river in France, running from the Swiss Alps to the Mediterranean Sea. The Oise, Ille, LOT, Eure, Orne, Yser, Isere, Marne, Meuse, and Saone are all smaller rivers that flow through various parts of France.