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· Quebec is located at the north eastern tip of North America.
· Québec covers 1,667,926 km2 (643,819 sq. mi.), three times the size of France.
· Its territory extends nearly 2,000 km (1,242 mi.) from the U.S. border to the Arctic Ocean.
· The entire southern portion is split by St. Lawrence, one of the world’s largest rivers.
· Quebec has three distinct climates – humid, sub arctic and arctic depending on where you are.
· North American and European tourists regularly visit Quebec to research branches of their family tree.
· Québec has a population of approximately seven million people, the vast majority of whom live in the vicinity of the St. Lawrence River. Nearly 70,000 Amerindians, belonging to 10 different nations, along with 9,000 Inuit, live in approximately 50 villages spread throughout the territory of Québec.
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