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This article is about special places in the province of Quebec that are important to Canada's history. These places are officially recognized as "historic places" and are listed on the Canadian Register of Historic Places. They can be buildings, sites, or areas that tell us stories about the past. Some are important to the whole country (federal), some to the province (provincial), and others to a specific town or city (municipal). All these places are located in Quebec, Canada.

Discovering Quebec's Historic Places

Quebec is a province full of rich history, and its historic places are like windows into the past. These sites help us understand how people lived, worked, and built communities long ago. They can be old houses, churches, battlefields, or even entire neighborhoods.

What Makes a Place Historic?

A place becomes "historic" when it has special meaning because of its age, design, or connection to important events or people. For example, a building might be historic because it's very old and shows how people built things centuries ago. Another place might be important because a famous person lived there or a big event happened there.

Why Are These Places Important?

Historic places are important for many reasons. They help us learn about our heritage and the stories of those who came before us. They also teach us about different cultures and traditions that have shaped Quebec and Canada. Protecting these places means we can continue to learn from them for many years.

Exploring Quebec's Regions

Quebec is divided into several administrative regions, and each one has its own unique historic places to discover. You can explore these sites to learn about local history, from ancient Indigenous settlements to the founding of New France and beyond.

Here is a list of historic places by administrative regions in Quebec:

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