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Quebec is located in eastern Canada. Quebec is bordered by the Hudson Bay to the west, Newfoundland and Labrador to the east, Ontario to the west and south, and the United States and New Brunswick to the south.

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Quebec Bordering Provinces/Territories:

New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario

Regional Maps:

Map of Canada,   World Map

Where is Quebec?


Quebec Satellite Image


Quebec satellite photo
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Quebec On a Large Wall Map of North America

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Quebec Cities:

Alma, Baie-Comeau, Baie-des-Ha!-Ha!, Bale-Trinite, Beauceville, Beauport, Blanc-Sablon, Brande-Riviere, Cabano, Cap-Chat, Charlesbourg, Chibougamau, Chicoutimi, Cobalt, Drummondville, Forestville, Gaspe, Gatineau, Hauterive, Inukjuak, Joliette, Jonqulere, La Malbaie, La Pocatiere, La Tuque, LaSalle, Lauzon, Laval, Longueuil, Magog, Magpie, Maniwaki, Matagami, Matane, Mingan, Mont-Laurier, Montreal, Perce, Pointe-Parent, Port-Cartier, port-Menier, Quebec, Rimouski, Rouyn-Noranda, Saint-Felicien, Schefferville, Sept-Iles, Shawinigan, Sherbrooke, St. Georges, St.-Augustin, Temiscaming, Thetford-Mines, Trois-Rivieres, Val-d'Or, and Wolf Bay.

Quebec Lakes, Rivers and Locations:

Arnaud River, Bell River, Chaleur Bay, George River, Gulf of St. Lawrence, Harricana River, Hudson Bay, Hudson Strait, Jacques Cartier Passage, James Bay, Koroc River, Lac Albanel, Lac Bienville, Lac Brule, Lac Klotz, Lac Magpie, Lac Manouane, Lac Minto, Lac Mistassini, Lac Nantais, Lac Naococane, Lac Nichicun, Lac Payne, Lac St. Pierre, Lac St.-Jean, Lake Abitibi, Lake Burton, Ottaw River, Peribonca River, Povungnituk River, River aux Feuilles, Reservoir Cabonga, Reservoir Gouin, St Lawrence River, Ste. Marguerite River, Ungava Bay, and Wheeler River.
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