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Parish municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Saint-Narcisse is a locality with a rural and ancestral character, located in Mid-Mauricie, on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, in the regional county municipality of Les Chenaux, in Mauricie. The village is located at the junction of route 352 (linking Sainte-Marthe-du-Cap to Sainte-Thècle) and route 361 (linking Batiscan to Saint-Narcisse).
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Church of Saint-Narcisse
Catholic church in Saint-Narcisse.
Cimetary of Saint-Narcisse
Local cemetery.
Historical museum located opposite the church.
Heart Nature Park (at Plé de Saint-Narcisse)
Peat bog at Plé de Saint-Narcisse, with a hiking trail.
Regional park covering the municipalities of Sainte-Geneviève-de-Batiscan, Saint-Stanislas and Saint-Narcisse. Offer of services: camping (rustic cabins and yurts, grouped sites, ready-to-camp, unusual refuges), Via Batiscan (high adventure course, in particular a course in the trees including several zip lines or the large zip line) or the Via Ferrata (route on a rock wall) and marked trails for hiking.
Local products. Priority to the purchase of ingredients produced in the region. Food products without preservatives or artificial flavors. Offer of information and education activities related to healthy eating, for day camps, school. Offers various training courses for companies relating to hygiene and sanitation (MAPAQ), as well as on nutritional labeling.
Cabinetmaking.
Market garden products from the farm.
Food supermarket.
Ecological houses in kit form.
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