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Post by trexellunge » Thu Mar 17, am. Post by joco » Thu Mar 17, am. Post by Trophymuskie » Thu Mar 17, pm. Post by Seaweed » Thu Mar 17, pm. Post by jig head » Thu Mar 17, pm. Post by steven » Fri Mar 18, am. Post by trexellunge » Sat Mar 19, am.

Mapquest quebec

In early June I will be driving from Toronto to the Gaspe peninsula. I do not wish to stop in Montreal this visit but obviously must go through it. Looking at the road map there are several options and I am unfamiliar with the Montreal area. Can anyone tell me the fastest and most direct route through from Ontario's Hwy to Riviere du Loupe and how long it may take to drive? Any detail to help me avoid getting lost would be greatly appreciated! I took directions from Toronto I would cross the river and take the Trans-Canada on the south side of the St. Lawrence River. You can cross at Three River and avoid Montreal. You should consider breaking your journey halfway, and making a sidetrip to the town which gives its name to the fire-resistant mineral fiber used in the Apollo and Soyuz space programs. Turn off Route 20 at Drummondville and go south on Route 55 to Richmond. Take north to Danville, then take Route east and follow the signs into Asbestos. Asbestos is a fibrous mineral with more than different uses.

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Quebec, the largest Canadian province, encompasses an area of , square miles. It shares borders with Ontario to the west, Newfoundland and Labrador to the northeast, and New Brunswick to the southeast. In the north, the province extends to the Arctic Ocean , while to the east, it meets the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. Quebec's geography divides into four main regions: the Canadian Shield, the Appalachian Mountains , the St. Lawrence Lowlands, and the Ungava Peninsula. The Canadian Shield, a vast region of ancient rocks and forests, covers the majority of Quebec's landmass. This region, characterized by its rocky terrain, contains numerous lakes and rivers, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The Shield also boasts some of the world's oldest rock formations, dating back billions of years. This region, characterized by rolling hills and deep valleys, offers a diverse landscape of forests and farmlands.

Mapquest quebec

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Post by trexellunge » Sat Mar 19, am Mercy beaucoup. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker on our website. Our favorite spots in Find More Posts by Tony2phones. Oct 20th, AM. Quick links. Shutt off all air intakes and do not breath as you go through town. Yes, I figured it would take longer! A spectacular adventure in an open pit mine. Maybe a 12 hour drive. Log in with social media: Log in with Facebook. In early June I will be driving from Toronto to the Gaspe peninsula. Once near Quebec city this is where you'll cross the St-Laurent river to reach the 20 follow directions to highway 73 south. If never ,you need the bathymetric, just let me know you're also got a lot of places between montreal and trois rivieres on the st laurent river ,it's called st pierre lake hope it's help ya steven. Pierre in a biohazard suit, c'est moi aussi!

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Lawrence River and Ottawa River in Quebec have good populations of muskie. Anne de Bellevue. Related Topics. Muskies in Quebec?? I would recommend highway LinkBack URL. Posting Rules. Ad blocker detected: Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. You can cross at Three River and avoid Montreal. Yes I wondered about that - I saw a documentary years ago about workers in the asbestos mines and the health fall-out. Find Trip Reports. We quickly learned that drive times meant nothing because we kept on finding very good reasons to stop and spend some time in little tucked away places that weren't in any guidebooks. There are a lot of lakes that have muskies in them on the Quebec side.