The term REGION OF FRANCE encompasses six distinct regions: Auvergne (8 letters), Alsace (6 letters), Lorraine (8 letters), Normandy (8 letters), BEAUJOLAIS (10 letters), and Midi (4 letters). Auvergne is a mountainous region in the south-central part of France, known for its volcanoes and hot springs. Alsace is a region in northeastern France, bordering Germany and Switzerland. Lorraine is a region in northeastern France, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, and Germany. Normandy is a region in northwestern France, famous for its beaches and the D-Day landings during World War II. BEAUJOLAIS is a region in eastern France, known for its red wines. Midi is a region in southern France, known for its Mediterranean climate and cuisine.