Caniapiscau
Caniapiscau is a regional Municipalité of county (MRC) of the Quebec (Canada), located in the administrative area of the Coast-North. Half of the 5000 inhabitants of the area lie in his chief town, Fermont.
A camping of the Société of energy of the Bay-James bore the name Caniapiscau during the construction of the Réservoir Caniapiscau, of 1977 to 1984. Located close to the Duplanter outfall, on Northern bank of the tank, the camping is used today by providers offering of the services to the tourists interested by sporting fishing and hunting in the caribou.
Municipalities of the MRC of Caniapiscau
Cities
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Fermont Pop: 2.747
- Schefferville Pop: 238
Not organized territories
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Gagnon (Old mining city demolished in 1985)
- Caniapiscau
- Lake-July
- Lake-Cowherd
- River-Mouchalagane
Autochotone
Indian reserves
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Lake-John pop: 24
- Matimekosh pop: 459
Reserved ground naskapie
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Kawawachikamach pop: 556
Demography
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Surface: 81 184,155 km ² + 42,315 with the autochtones
- Population: 4.024 inhabitants including 1.039 in the territories autochotones
Close MRC and TE
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regional Administration Kativik
- Division number 10, Ground-New-and-Labrador
- Seven-Rivers
- Manicouagan
- Fjord-of-Saguenay the
- Jamésie
External bond
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Official site of the MRC of Caniapiscau
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