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The Saint Lawrence River

 
 

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The Saint Lawrence River

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The Saint Lawrence River The St. Lawrence This majestic river is nearly 1,000 miles long and it's easy to believe that it might be one of the most dangerous in the world to navigate. © Igor Lubinetsky

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In the south of the country, the impressive Saint Lawrence River crosses Quebec over more than 620 miles, crossing the regions of Manicouagan and Duplessis, before pouring itself into the Atlantic Ocean. Most Quebecois live on the land bordering the river, many in Montreal and the surrounding area. The nature is well preserved, and national and provincial parks or animal reserves are plentiful.

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