Misleading fact 

I appreciate the article focused on Iberian Languages, as being from Portugal. However, I've noticed a misleading mistake in the chart on the right side of the article. It states that Iberian Languages (as the languages from the Iberian Peninsula and spoken there as well) are distributed in the mediterranean coast of the Iberian Peninsula, spoken in Spain and France. This creates the impression that France belongs to the Iberian Peninsula whihch wrong, the only lands that form the Iberian Peninsula are: Portugal, Spain, Andorra and Gibraltar. Once again, France does not belong to the Iberian Peninsula. It might have influence of the Iberian Languages, since French is also spoken in Andorra, and is very similar to the dominant official languages (in the Peninsula Iberica) Portuguese and Spanish.  I'd like the author to revise this article with the purpose to prevent resulting misleadings. My thanks,