Générac, Gironde facts for kids

Générac, Gironde is a small town in the southwest of France. It is located in the Gironde department, which is part of the region called Aquitaine.

What is Générac?

Générac is known as a commune in France. A commune is like a local government area, similar to a township or a small municipality in other countries. It's the smallest division of local government in France.

Where is Générac located?

Générac is found in the Gironde department. This department is in the Aquitaine region. The Aquitaine region is in the southwestern part of France, close to the Atlantic Ocean.

Understanding French Geography

• Commune: This is the smallest local government area in France. It's like a town or village with its own local council.
• Department: A department is a larger area, similar to a county or a small state. France has many departments.
• Region: A region is an even larger area, made up of several departments. Regions help organize different parts of France.

See also

• In Spanish: Générac (Gironda) para niños