La Tuque (urban agglomeration)

The Urban agglomeration of La Tuque is an urban agglomeration in Quebec, in Canada, that consists of:

For other uses, see La Tuque (disambiguation) and La Tuque, Quebec.

The actual agglomeration comprises the elements of the redefined city of La Tuque as it existed after amalgamation on March 26, 2003, including the two municipalities that chose to de-merge on January 1, 2006.

It differs from the census division of La Tuque in that the census division contains an additional three Indian reserves, namely: Coucoucache, Wemotaci, and Obedjiwan.

History
Urban area of La Tuque City seen from west shore of Saint-Maurice River

The agglomeration of La Tuque succeeded to the regional county municipality of Haut-Saint-Maurice, which was created in 1982 from part of the Quebec ridings's (county's) of Champlain electoral district, of Quebec electorial district of Saint-Maurice and of Abitibi. Le Haut-Saint-Maurice was dissolved during the merger of all municipalities in 2003 to create the city of La Tuque. Following the referendum on recreating La Bostonnais and Lac-Édouard, the agglomeration of La Tuque was created to allow municipalities to manage in common some competencies.

See also

See also

Rivers

Lakes

Zec

Réserves autochtones

  • Coucoucache, Quebec
  • Obedjiwan
  • Wemotaci, Quebec

hamlets

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