Abitibi is a regional Municipalité of county (MRC) of the province of Quebec, in the administrative area of the Abitibi-Témiscamingue, created on January 1st, 1983. Its chief town is the town of Amos. It is made up of 19 municipalities: 1 city, 12 municipalities, 3 cantons, 1 parish and 2 not organized territories. Its prefect in 2005 is Ulrick Chérubin.

• Population: 24.053 inhabitants (2005)

• Surface: 7.948 km ²

Municipality of the MRC of Abitibi

City

• Amos

Municipalities

• Barraute
• Berry
• Champneuf
• the Horn
• Morandière
• La Motte
• Preissac
• Rochebaucourt
• Saint-Dominique-of-Rosary
• Holy-Gertrude-Manneville
• Saint-Felix-with-Dalquier
• Saint-Mathieu-in Harricana

Municipalities of cantons

• Landrienne
• Launay
• Trécesson

Municipality of parish

• Saint-Marc-with-Figuery

Not organized territories

• Lake-Chicobi
• Lake-Despinassy

Indigenous

Reserve Indian

The Indian reserves do not make members of the MRC, but their territory is nevertheless wedged in this one.

• Pikogan

MRC and equivalent territories bordering

• Jamésie
• Valley-of-the Gold
• Rouyn-Noranda
• Abitibi-West

External bonds

• industrial and mining Towns of Quebec

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