Well, that's the way. Append one by one just the same way. Or, if you wish, you can first union-select them all; or union-select all but one and then append to it.
Write a small program, and leave it running overnight. There is no difference what method you use in it (I am not sure what will be faster in your case), the program won't stop until it's done if it doesn't run into an error.
You can write a loop to do that. The names of the tables you can put in a cursor, table, or in array (using ADIR() or other means), or, if they all are so transparent as Region0, Region1, etc., you can just create them dinamically right in the loop.
If there are only a few of them, you can just list them all in a group of consecutive statements.
Another option would be to UNION-SELECT them all, including the one to which you append them. This way you can also sort the result and get rid of the duplicates if any.
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