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City in north-central Quebec, Canada
Photo: Bouchecl, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
The main highway is Quebec Route 155 that connects La Tuque with Shawinigan to the south and the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region to the north.
Read in the guideMany forest roads provide access to remote hunting and fishing camps, and the village of Parent is accessible by a 175 km long gravel road from Mont-Saint-Michel in the Laurentides region.
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a pulp and paper town named after a rock formation just outside the city that resembles a hat
a forestry town distinguished by its two covered bridges
a small super touristic locality for vacationing, camping, protected parks, ZECs and other recreational tourism activities
First Nations (Indigenous) reserve of the Atikamekw north of the Gouin reservoir and landlocked in the agglomeration of La Tuque.
First Nations reserve of the Atikamekw along the Saint-Maurice river and enclaved in the agglomeration of La Tuque.
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