This is a list of the goose breeds usually considered to be of French origin. Some may have complex or obscure histories, so inclusion here does not necessarily imply that a breed is predominantly or exclusively from France.

Name(s) English name if used Notes Image Oie Blanche du Bourbonnais Oie Blanche du Poitou Oie d'Alsace Alsatian three colour varieties, grey, white and grey-and-white Oie de la Meuse Oie de Toulouse Toulouse two types, or agricultural and or industrial Oie de Touraine Oie de type Bavent Oie Flamande two varieties, white and bi-colopured Oie Grise du Marais Poitevin Oie Normande two varieties, crested and not

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