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Gaspé Peninsula
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Gaspé Peninsula

Mountainous peninsula in southeastern Québec, Canada, between the Gulf of St Lawrence and Chaleur Bay, an extension of the Appalachian Mountains; area 29,500 sq km/11,390 sq mi. The central part includes the Shickshock Mountains and the highest point is Mount Jacques Cartier (1,268 m/4,160 ft). There are fishing and lumbering industries, and tourism, paper production, and copper mining are also important.



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In total, the project represents an investment of over $100 million in the Gaspesie economy and an additional $20 million in the Quebec economy outside the Gaspesie, and will provide ongoing employment to 10 local service and operations staff.
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1603), who report only a slight onlap of the Laurentide Ice Sheet against the north coast of Gaspesie.
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This result is not surprising considering that the different colleges of Quebec's maritime region offer courses related to maritime activity, and that technology-transfer organizations supply specialized services adapted to the needs of industries such as aquaculture in Gaspesie and marine technology and biotechnology in the Bas Saint-Laurent.
Quebec's coastal maritime industrial cluster: (not) innovative and ... by Doloreux, David / Journal of Small Business and Entrepreneurship
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