Gaspé Peninsula, Canada
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The Coast (La Côte) is a region of the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec. The Gaspé Coast comprises the south bank of the Saint Lawrence river in the southwest of the peninsula. It is the gateway to the Gaspésie. It includes the regional municipalities of La Matanie and La Mitis.
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Jardins de Métis
A National Historic Site of Canada displaying over 3,000 species of plants.
Route 132 is the main highway in the region. It follows the coast of the St. Lawrence River. Matane and Mont-Joli, the two main cities in the region, are approximately 65 km from each other by road.
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