Template: Largest metropolitan areas of France

{{Largest cities
| name         = Largest metropolitan areas of France
| country      = France
| kind         = metropolitan areas
| stat_ref     = 2019 census
| div_name     = Region

| city_1 = Paris| div_1 = Île-de-France| pop_1 = 13,114,718
| img_1 = The Eiffel Tower, viewed from Tour Montparnasse, 25 July 2022.jpg
| city_2 = Lyon| div_2 = Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes| pop_2 = 2,280,845
| img_2 = Lyon-part-dieu-2023.jpg
| city_3 = Marseille| div_3 = Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur| pop_3 = 1,873,270
| city_4 = Lille| div_4 = Hauts-de-France| pop_4 = 1,510,079
| city_5 = Toulouse| div_5 = Occitania (administrative region)| pop_5 = 1,454,158
| city_6 = Bordeaux| div_6 = Nouvelle-Aquitaine| pop_6 = 1,363,711
| city_7 = Nantes| div_7 = Pays de la Loire| pop_7 = 1,011,020
| city_8 = Strasbourg| div_8 = Grand Est| pop_8 = 853,110
| city_9 = Montpellier| div_9 = Occitania (administrative region)| pop_9 = 801,595
| city_10 = Rennes| div_10 = Brittany (administrative region){{!}}Brittany| pop_10 = 755,668
| city_11 = Grenoble| div_11 = Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes| pop_11 = 717,469
| city_12 = Rouen| div_12 = Normandy (administrative region){{!}}Normandy| pop_12 = 705,627
| city_13 = Nice| div_13 = Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur| pop_13 = 615,126
| city_14 = Toulon| div_14 = Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur| pop_14 = 573,230
| city_15 = Tours| div_15 = Centre-Val de Loire| pop_15 = 519,778
| city_16 = Nancy, France{{!}}Nancy| div_16 = Grand Est| pop_16 = 510,306
| city_17 = Clermont-Ferrand| div_17 = Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes| pop_17 = 507,479
| city_18 = Saint-Étienne| div_18 = Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes| pop_18 = 498,849
| city_19 = Caen| div_19 = Normandy (administrative region){{!}}Normandy| pop_19 = 472,161
| city_20 = Orléans| div_20 = Centre-Val de Loire| pop_20 = 451,373}}<noinclude>
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