Midi Pyrenees

Midi Pyrenees is a former administrative location of France. Since 1 January 2016, it's been part of the brand new location Occitanie. It was the largest area of Metropolitan France by vicinity, large than the Netherlands or Denmark. Midi Pyrenees has no historical or geographical cohesion. It is one of the areas of France created within the late 20th century to serve as a hinterland and sector of impact for its capital, Toulouse, one of a handful of so known as balancing metropolises. Another instance of that is the vicinity of Rhone Alpes which was created because the vicinity for Lyon.

Midi Pyrenees is the largest place of France. It occupies a strategic function between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. In 2006 its total GDP was US 87.915 billion for a populace of 2,755,000. It had a GDP consistent with capital of US 32,519 a year with unemployment of 80.9%, the GDP in line with employment identical to US 80,103 a year. The economy of Midi Pyrenees may be divided into 3 sectors.