French Maps

Hedgerow country, half-timbered villages and wide grain plains: FS25 French maps show how varied farming in France can be. You will find maps from Normandy, Champagne, Alsace, Auvergne, the Jura and the Tarn, among them Les Hauts de France, La Bocagère, Vouilly Normandie and Altkirch in Alsace.

What makes them French

• Variety: From arable farming in the north to pasture and forest in the hills, for instance in the Haut Doubs.
• Bocage: Hedges and small parcels define some regions.
• Village look: Stone houses, small communes and farm clusters.
• Flavor: Many maps carry French names and suit French machinery well.

Many of the maps are lovingly detailed and capture the charm of small villages. Some take real areas such as the Somme, the Vexin or the Pays de Caux as a model, others show corners like Loire Atlantique or the Angevin countryside. They are a good pick if you enjoy calm farming with regional flavor.

Related landscapes appear in the Alpine & Mountain Maps, while the South America Maps offer a very different scale. Everything is listed under Maps.