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Quebec geography and history Quebec geography Quebec, in 1996, is a province containing about 7 million inhabitants. Quebec is a peninsula more-or-less shaped like a triangle from which we must subtract the land mass which makes up Labrador ( and which is part of Newfoundland). From east to west, Quebec is bordered by Labrador, New Brunswick, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, and Ontario. Most of the population is to be found in the southern part of the province, especially along the shores of the St. Lawrence River. Colonization first took place along the St. Lawrence, then the Richelieu River, then the Outaouais, then the Eastern Townships, and finally in the Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean and Abitibi regions. To situate of the principal towns, consult your dictionary or the geographical server This site offers a by region (site under development) Geographical reference material pertaining to genealogy: The " Note: Ms. Fortin moved to Nova Scotia in March 1996 The " Other references: The book entitled " ", by Roland Grenier

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flight hotel car vacation ... Culture Quebec Travel Guide Travel Guides North America Canada Quebec Travel Guide Quebec Endless beautifully colored forests, untamed rivers, captivating cities and the fascinating mix of cultures will most certainly impress you if you choose Quebec as your next vacation destination. Quebec – Geography The immense surface of Quebec has been beautifully shaped by glaciers during the last ice age so that a characteristic local topography with a high density of lakes and streams resulted. The province is located in the Labrador Peninsula and is surrounded from almost all sides by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. With various topography represented by ancient mountains like the Canadian Shield and the Appalachians, the Saint Lawrence River valley and the coastal region with the representative Hudson Bay, Quebec is one of the most visited Canadian provinces. The extremes of the province are the Torngat Mountains with the highest peak in Mount d’Iberville (1652m) and Saint Lawrence Gulf with the lowest elevation.

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HOME Search Coloring Pages Crafts for Kids ... Sunday School Quebec Quebec is the largest Canadian province (in terms of area) and can be found on the map east of Ontario. Quebec City is the capital of Quebec. The main language spoken in Quebec is French. Quebec joined the Canadian Confederation in 1867. You can find out a lot of interesting information about the province at www.gouv.qc.ca Free Printable Worksheets: Quebec flag worksheet Quebec map and response worksheet Quebec provincial bird with labels worksheet Quebec provincial bird coloring page ... Quebec provincial flower coloring page Free On-Line Activities: Quebec provincial flower jigsaw puzzle The Provincial Flag The Quebec provincial flag was adopted on January 21, 1948. The flag depicts a white cross and 4 'fleurs-de-lis' on a blue background. The fleurs-de-lis had been used as the royal seal on the banners of French kings since the 1100's. The Provincial Flower The blue flag iris is the flower native to Quebec that most closely resembles the fleur-de-lis. It replaced the Madonna Lily as Quebec's provincial flower in 1999.

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History of Quebec http://www.francogene.com/quebec/geography.php In 1534, the Frenchman, Jacques Cartier, made his first of three voyages to New France, claiming possession in the name of France. The word "Canada", at that time, designated only the region around the city of Quebec. In 1608, another Frenchman, Samuel de Champlain, founded the city of Quebec, the 2nd permanent French settlement after Port-Royal. From 1621 continuously to 1993, the vital statistics of Quebec were maintained by the Catholic Church (for the Catholics), and after 1765 (for the non-Catholics) by the Ministers and Rabbis. At first, the parish registers were incomplete, but very soon thereafter they started to list the names of the parents of both spouses at the marriages... enabling Quebec to boast of its excellent old records. Among the principal events of this period, we note the arrival of the Carignan regiment and the `Filles du Roi', as well as the progressive transformation of an economy based mainly on the fur trade to one based more and more on agriculture. In 1791, the colony is organized into two provinces, Lower and Upper Canada, roughly corresponding to modern southern Quebec and Ontario. In 1840, the two provinces are re-united to form Canada East and Canada West. In 1867, they are again separated and together with New Brunswick and Nova Scotia form the federation of Canada. Later, other provinces would be added to the fold until, as of 1949, it was made up of 10 provinces and two territories.

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Home Site Map Eastern Townships Charlevoix ... Saguenay - Lac-Saint-Jean Quebec is a federated province of Canada Quebec is the name of a province located in eastern Canada, more precisely in the Gulf of the St. Lawrence region. It is one of the ten provinces forming the Canadian Federation. The most populated and the most active* in eastern Canada, it is neighbored to the west by Ontario and Hudson Bay, to the North by the Hudson strait and Ungava Bay, to the Northeast by the Labrador peninsula, to the East by the gulf of St.Lawrence and New-Brunswick, and finally to the South by the United States. *The most active: referring to the other maritime provinces: Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island. quebecweb Tourist guide Geographical Web conception by Global Internet

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Home Universities Colleges Programs ... News Web www.canadian-universities.net Quebec Geography and GIS University Programs and Courses in Canada Geography and GIS undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate certificates and degrees available in Quebec. Study for a bachelor's, master's or a doctorate (PHD) Geography and GIS program in Quebec. Canadian University Programs Science Programs in Canada Geography and GIS Programs in Canada Featured Canadian Colleges And Universities Available 24/7 Online or On-Campus. Find Out How You Can Earn a Degree! Full and Part Time Career Diploma Programs at Campuses ... That Changes Lives. Find out More! Geography and GIS Programs, Courses, Schools and Degrees in Quebec Universities What is Geography and GIS? Geography programs seek to explain the concept of place, whether through maps and computer equipment, scholarly theories of urban development, or a complex study of the way human interaction shapes the environment. It can be studied either in a science or an arts context, but usually contains a mixture of both. GIS (Geographical Information Systems) programs are technology-rich degrees that give students a grounding in the rapidly advancing field that employs global positioning, remote sensing and computer software to study geography.

37. Quebec Geography: Social Studies Level 3 The Online Encyclopedia and Dictionary http://palc.sd40.bc.ca/palc/Quiz/social/quebec1.htm

38. Howstuffworks "Geography Of Quebec" The geography of Quebec is quite rugged. Learn more about the geography of Quebec at HowStuffWorks. http://geography.howstuffworks.com/canada/quebec.htm

HSW.sm.loadPageInfo(446476); OAS_AD('TopBanner'); HowStuffWorks Search HowStuffWorks and the web Video Podcasts Blogs Quizzes Games RSS Adventure Animals Auto Culture ... Quebec quebec library E-mail This Facebook Digg This Yahoo! Buzz ... Reddit Quebec is the largest Canadian province and it is located just to the east of Ontario and borders four northeastern U.S. states. Its terrain is rich in natural resources. Featured Article: Geography of Quebec City Quebec (French: Quebec), the capital of Quebec Province. It lies at the junction of the St. Articles 1-11 of 11 Geography of Montreal Montreal (French:Montreal), Quebec, the largest city in Canada. It occupies all of Montreal Island and some of the surrounding islands at the junction of the St. Geography of Quebec Quebec, (French: Quebec ), a province of eastern Canada. It is bordered by Ontario, New Brunswick, and the Labrador part of Newfoundland and, in the south, by the states of New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Geography of Quebec City Quebec (French: Quebec), the capital of Quebec Province. It lies at the junction of the St.

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About Us Contact Us Order Information Site Map ... Careers InfoCanada Student Centre Teacher Centre Parent Centre Product Information ... Quebec Quebec: Geography Web Links Here are some Web sites to help you with your research. Web Activities Here is an activity to help you gather information from one of the Web sites: Mapping Web Links The Saint Lawrence River and Seaway Want to know how big a ship can be and still fit into the St. Lawrence Seaway? How long did it take to build the seaway? How much did it cost? How many tonnes of cargo are shipped through the seaway? Check out this Web site to find the answers to those questions, and more. The Redpath Museum This site has lots of information on the mammals, fish, birds, and reptiles of Quebec, as well as this province's "species at risk"-those that are endangered or threatened. If you click on the "Quebec Natural History" link, you can also get more detailed information about the physical regions of Quebec (called "geologic regions" on this site), and its life zones. BACK TO TOP OF PAGE Web Activity Mapping 1. Go to the

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OAS_AD('TopBanner'); HowStuffWorks Search HowStuffWorks and the web Video Podcasts Blogs Quizzes Games RSS Adventure Animals Auto Culture ... Quebec Geography of Quebec Browse the article Geography of Quebec Introduction to Geography of Quebec Quebec, (French: Québec ), a province of eastern Canada. It is bordered by Ontario, New Brunswick, and the Labrador part of Newfoundland and, in the south, by the states of New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Quebec is Canada's largest province. With an area of 594,860 square miles (1,540,680 km2), it occupies more than one-seventh of the nation. It is larger than Alaska and twice the size of Texas. The vast majority of the people of Quebec are of French descent. Their language, customs, and traditions remain largely French. Quebec's provincial bird is the snowy owl. Physical Geography Quebec is the largest province of Canada in area. It lies in the eastern region of Canada. Land Three natural regions make up Quebec: the Canadian Shield; the St. Lawrence Lowland, or Valley; and the Appalachians. The Canadian Shield, also known as the Laurentian Plateau, consists of an enormous block of ancient crystalline rock. It makes up virtually all the province north of the St. Lawrence River. The terrain varies from relatively level to rolling, with an abundance of glacial debris, exposed rock, lakes, and muskegs (bogs). Immense glaciers shaped much of the surface during the last Ice Age. The Shield is an inhospitable region with a harsh environment, but possesses vast mineral, forest, and water resources.

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