France.....

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Current (August 2011) French license plate issued in Calvados, Basse-Normandie
Current (August 2011) French license plate issued in Nord, Nord-Pas-de-Calais

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Current (August 2011) French license plate issued in Doubs, French-Comté

Images sent by Andrew Osborne of Winnipeg, Manitoba

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French army vehicle rear plate seen is use at St. Cyr, August 2011

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French army vehicle front plate seen in use at St. Cyr, August 20111
French armored vehicle serial on French army vehicle seen in use at St. Cyr, August 2011 and type used on Char Le Clerc tank

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Current (August 2010) French diplomatic plate for Consulate of Morocco issued in Ille et Vilaine
76=Morocco 35=Ille et Vilaine
Current (August 2011) French diplomatic corps plate issued for Indonesian diplomat. 54=Indonesia

Image from Jean-Marc Collin of Ille et Vilaine, Brittany, France

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Current (April 2010) French Departmental Collectivity of Mayotte license plate as noted by 976 code in right band

Image from Romain Hobe of Paris, France
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Current (December 2009) French Dependency of St. Martin license plate

Image sent by Chuck Obendorf of Stow, Ohio
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Current (October 2009) France plate from Franche-Comte region, 25=Doubs, Besançon
Current (October 2009) France plate from Champagne-Ardenne region, 51=Marne, Châlons-en-Champagne
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Current (October 2009) France plate from Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, 06=Alpes-Maritimes, Nice
Current (October 2009) France plate from Franche-Comte region, 25=Doubs, Besançon
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Current (October 2009) France plates from Picardie region, 60=Oise, Beauvais
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Current (October 2009) France plate from Nord-Pas de Calais region, 62=Pas-de-Calais, Arras
Current (October 2009) France plate from Auvergne region, 63=Puy-de-Dôme, Clermont-Ferrand
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Current (October 2009) France plate from Alsace region, 67=Bas-Rhin, Strasbourg
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Current (October 2009) France plates from Alsace region, 68=Haut-Rhin, Colmar
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Current (October 2009) France motorcycle plate from Alsace region, 68=Haut-Rhin, Colmar
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Current (October 2009) France plate from Haute-Normandie region, 76=Seine-Martime, Rouen
Current (October 2009) France plate from Lorraine region, 88=Épinal, Vosges

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Current (October 2009) France plate from Lorraine region, 88=Épinal, Vosges
Current (October 2009) France plate from Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, 83=Toulon, Var

The plates above mention department or city in a region, but plates can be issued within any city within the region.
In fact, quite often you can see the exact city along the bottom of the plates.

February 2010 expiry on France export plate
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Current (October 2009) French Forces in Germany plate.
The plates prefix would indicate Baden-Baden

Images sent by Pierre Delacote of Pender Island, British Columbia

Current hand made trailer and tractor plates can be seen by clicking on tractor or trailer

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Current (October 2009) France plate from Corsica
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Current (October 2009) France plate from Alsace region, 67=Bas-Rhin, Strasbourg

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Current (July 2009) French motorcycle plate from Bretagne region, Quimper, Finistère

Image sent by Pierre Delacote of Pender Island, British Columbia


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Current style, (May 2008) St. Pierre et Miquelon license plates
Images from Fred Agree of Trapper Creek, Alaska
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Current style (May 2008) French plate, from the Dept. of Pyrenees-Atlantiques, which is the Basque region along the Spanish border.
The owner painted out the “F” in the Euroband and added “EH”, for Euzkal Herria, the Basque name for their homeland.

Image sent by Ronald Reiss of Burbank, California
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Current (April 2008) St Pierre et Miquelon Euroband license plate
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Current Reunion Island license plate as noted by the 97 for an overseas department, and the 4 denoting Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean

Images sent by John O. Perez of Wichita, Kansas

Current French Mayotte license plate, as noted by the stacked 97 followed by the 6
Image sent by Image sent by Steve Frampton of Waterlooville, England, United Kingdom

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German Forces in France plates
French Euroband plates

Images sent by John O. Perez of Wichita, Kansas, December 2007

French Army trailer used in October 2007
French plate for UNESCO Indonesian ambassador - U=UNESCO; 254=Indonesia; CMD=Ambassador; 1=serial number

Front (white) and back (yellow) French gendarmerie plates used in October 2007
2=Gendarmerie; 06=issued in 2006; 1=vehicle type; 0117=serial number

Images from Romain Hobe of Paris, France
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French diplomatic plate used for Lithuanian embassy in April 2007
French diplomatic plate used for Egyptian embassy in April 2007

Images were sent by Lou Klubenspies of Boston, Massachusetts

Currently used Euro style license plate from France.
Image sent in April 2003 by Darcy Matters of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Current use (2001) French rear plate according to Craig Boll of Acton, California, who sent this image.

 

Haute-de-Seine rear plate for year 2000.
Seen on eBay being sold (ending Feb. 18, 2001) by Jean Emmanuel Chevry of Sannois, France