Saint-Eusèbe is a parish in the regional Municipalité of county of the Témiscouata to the Quebec (Canada), located in the administrative area of the Low-Saint-Laurent.

The high natural site of the village and the beauty of the surrounding landscape were worth at the place the title of Jewel of the Appalachian Mountains. The territory of the municipality is occupied since 1880 with the arrival of the first colonist, Eusèbe Sénéchal, whose first name was retained to as well identify the parish set up canonically in 1906 and civilly in 1917 - that the municipality of parish created officially in 1911.

The forest ensures, nowadays, in Eusèbiens, economic survival thanks to an industry of manufacture of shingles of cedar.

Municipalities bordering

Sources

• Repertory of the municipalities of Quebec
• Commission of toponymy of Quebec
• municipal Businesses and areas - regional charts