Haute-Normandie
- proper noun
- In 2016, Haute-Normandie was merged with Basse-Normandie to form the new Normandy region.
Examples
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The cuisine of Haute-Normandie is famous for its dairy products and apple cider.
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During our trip to France, we spent two days exploring Haute-Normandie and its scenic coastline.
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I visited Haute-Normandie last summer.
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Did you enjoy your trip to Haute-Normandie?
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During our trip to France, we spent two days exploring Haute-Normandie and its scenic coastline.
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In 2016, Haute-Normandie was merged with Basse-Normandie to form the new Normandy region.
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The cuisine of Haute-Normandie is famous for its dairy products and apple cider.
Synonyms
A former administrative region in northern France covering the northeast of Normandy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Haute-Normandie is French: Haute means 'high' or 'upper' and Normandie means 'land of the Northmen', the people who came from the north long ago. So Haute-Normandie literally means 'Upper Normandy', which helps you remember it was the upper or northern part of the Normandy region.