The term 'Anglia' is an old Latin name for the region of EAST Anglia in England. It is composed of two words, 'EAST' and 'Anglia', with EAST being a four letter word. EAST Anglia is a region in the EAST of England, bordered by the North Sea to the EAST, Lincolnshire to the south, Cambridgeshire to the southwest, and Norfolk and Suffolk to the north and west respectively. It is known for its flat, marshy landscape and its many rivers and estuaries. Historically, EAST Anglia was an important trading center and was home to many monasteries and abbeys. Today, it is a popular tourist destination, with its many historic sites, beautiful countryside, and vibrant cities.