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Quebec, Canada
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Central Quebec is the heartland of Quebec. It contains the capital of the province, Quebec City, and some of the prime agricultural land in the province.
literally the "Centre of Quebec"
on the south side of the St. Lawrence River, near Quebec City
northeast of Quebec City along the St. Lawrence River
the St. Maurice River valley, west of Quebec City
Quebec City and its suburbs on the north side of the St. Lawrence River
Jean Lesage International Airport YQB near Québec City is the region's main airport, with flights from destinations across Canada, the United States, Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean and Europe.
Read in the guideThe road network across the region is generally good. Intercar and Orleans Express offer bus services within the region.
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"Quebec's Capital of Expression and Traditions", with attractions focusing on culture, past and present
a beautiful walled city founded in 1608 offering history, architecture, cuisine, and winter fun
the main centre of the Beauce region
features a theme park based on local industrial history
paper-milling town at the mouth of the St. Maurice River with several historical sites to see
an easy day-trip from Quebec City to visit the historic basilica
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