What territories that belonged to the French empire in 1812 were not part of France after the congress of Vienna?

After the Congress of Vienna in 1815, several territories that were part of the French Empire in 1812 were not included in France. Notably, these included the Kingdom of the Netherlands, which was established from the former Austrian Netherlands, and parts of Italy such as Lombardy and Venetia, which were returned to Austrian control. Additionally, territories in the Rhineland and parts of Poland, which had been under French influence, were also reallocated to other powers.