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initiative of the citizens of Rivière-à-Pierre, interpretation center, which began operations in the summer of 2002, highlights the granite which is a plutonic rock composed of quartz, mica and feldspar crystallized in form of grains visible to the eye. According to geologists, there are at least twelve different kinds of granites coming from granite quarries in Rivière-à-Pierre, which are not all commercially exploited. This granite is one of the finest natural and distinctive, which is widely recognized in
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Crystal (far in North East). While "lac Vert" (Green Lake) is located near (West side) of the "lac de la ferme". On the southern of the village, the lake Beaupré is set between the "rivière-à-Pierre" and "Main Street". At about 450 metres to the east, there is the "Lac de la
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Batiscan" (North-East of the village of Rivière-à-Pierre) which flows through a succession of lakes up to the "rivière-à-Pierre": "Petit Lac Batiscan", Parke Lake and "Lac du coin"? In
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from the docking station and back to the northeast to Lake
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Saint George
College was built in 1938. From 1903, the boarding school École Saint-Joseph du Sacré-Coeur educated the town's children. Nuns of the Servants of Saint-Coeur-de-Marie operated this school until its closure in 1970. This former convent served as a day school from 1970 until 1982 when the
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The "Canton de Bois" (Township of Bois) originates from the Abbot Louis-Édouard Bois, bibliophile, who wrote an edition of the Jesuit
Relations. The "Municipalité of canton Bois" (Municipality of Township Bois) was incorporated in 1897 and adopted the name "Rivière-à-Pierre" in 1948. Railway station
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This track has various service points (nearby) for walkers accommodation: restaurant, convenience store, public restrooms, rest areas, shelters, picnic tables, a few water points, parking, etc. It also offers enchanting scenery and observation sites (e.g.: the "Chute à l'ours" (fall of the bear) at
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The White River watershed covers a considerable (neighbor on the west side of the upper basin of the "rivière-à-Pierre"), taking its source at Lake Blanc for which a dam is built at its mouth. Over a dozen small lakes surrounding flow into White Lake. Down, the waters of the White River flow into a
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Upstream of "Lac de la ferme", the "rivière-à-Pierre" has two major tributaries, namely the "ruisseau
Gervais" (Gervais stream) and "Petite Rivière Batiscan" (Little Batiscan river). The "rivière-à-Pierre" flows from North-East to South-West and comprises several groups of water bodies in his head,
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The village is surrounded by several small lakes. Upstream of the village (northeast side), lakes
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includes the middle portion of the watershed of the White River. Going North on the White River, we reached the southern boundary of the reserve is located 6.3 km (direct line) from the village of Rivière-à-Pierre. While the latter water bodies before the northern boundary of the reserve are
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is located at the "Chute of
Marmite" (Fall of the pot), 4.4 km from the village of Rivière-à-Pierre or 2.2 kilometres northeast of the "Lake of the farm". Rivière-à-Pierre (usually including a strip about 0.5 miles east of the river) defines the eastern part of the territory of the
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This fire tower building was renovated in 2002 by the municipality. Craftsmen of companies working in the granite in Rivière-à-Pierre contributed to its development, particularly in manufacturing picnic tables at the reception of the multifunctional trail
Jacques-Cartier/Portneuf. Formed at the
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that weighs more than 42 tons, was transported by two railway wagon from Rivière-à-Pierre. Then the cross was carried on a coaster to dock of Gaspé. This cross was erected on its base using a rail system of pulleys and cables, driven by the strength of many horses. A commemorative plaque,
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At 4,4 km from the center of the village; or 2.2 km northeast of the "Lake of the farm", in the North-East, along the "rivière-à-Pierre" road, the "Chute de la marmite" (fall of the pot) has particular geological character. On a long run, the rushing waters of the river worn the rock
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Since the discovery of granite Rivière-à-Pierre, fifty quarries were exploited. In the second half of the 19th century, small family quarries and/or craftsmen have been replaced or acquired by larger companies. Modern facilities for sawing stone and transport have supplanted the old means of
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The first settlers arrived in Rivière-à-Pierre around 1880, living off forestry and agriculture. The first pioneers acquired lands around lac Vert (Green Lake), upstream of the village. The place was known at that time as the Mission du canton de Bois (Mission of Bois Township), named after
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At 4.8 km to the south of the discharge of Gervais stream, "rivière-à-Pierre" joins the "Lac à l'orignal" (Moose Lake). Ten kilometres lower, after getting few small tributaries, the "rivière-à-Pierre" flows into the "lac de la ferme" (lake of the farm), at northeast of the village of
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creating many pots ("marmites" in French). The site "Chute de la Marmite" is ideal for nature lovers and a public park was built around. From 1928, the Electricity Company operated a hydroelectric dam at the "Marmite Fall". In addition, the Eastern front door "Rivière-à-Pierre" of the
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In Rivière-à-Pierre, the Municipal Council has contributed to the development on the edge of the track, including the construction of a docking station with permanent toilets. In addition, companies granite Rivière-à-Pierre have fabricated picnic tables in granite at the reception.
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Journal Le Soleil, August 22, 2009, journalist Johanne Martin, article "Croix de Gaspé: des origines reconnues" (Cross of Gaspé: origins recognized), describing the commemorative plaque of unveiling origin, inaugurated on August 23, 2009, located at the foot of the
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In 2005, 17 quarries producing panels and slices of stone, which serve in a variety of stone products, including monuments, walks, curbs, paving stones, the collection of buildings, making tile. Stonemasons also shape parts ordered on stones.
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At the beginning of the colonization of Rivière-à-Pierre, the operation of granite stone was a craftsman approach. The stone was cut by hand tools using the power men's force. Granite industry has grown with the arrival of the railway
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rail link is still in operation, both for the transport of goods and for travellers. Rivière-à-Pierre railway station is still used to serve travellers. A while ago, the railway line that once linked Rivière-à-Pierre directly to
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discharges into "Gervais stream", which joins 2 km further south "Little Lake Scott". The "Gervais stream" continues 2 km south to empty into Lake Landry; 3.3 km further south Gervais Creek empties into the
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In the early 20th century, near the village, two new pink granite quarries started their production, one of which has provided the equivalent of two thousand wagons of stone used in the erection of pillars of
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In 1938, the merger of companies Dumas and Arthur Fortunat Voyer et Fils, which began the new company Dumas et Voyer, contributed to the growth of the industry according to Quebec Natural Resources website.
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The Rivière-à-Pierre railway station is the terminal point (at the 68th km) of the Jacques Cartier/Portneuf multi-functional track, which is referred to as the no. 6 of the "Green Route" from 2007 and "
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Stonemasons and stone engravers have the merit of having contributed to many granite architectural works from Rivière-à-Pierre, including: Olympia York, Toronto Dominion, Battery Park New York, the
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opened, followed by the chapel in 1890. In 1897, the municipality of canton de Bois (Bois Township) was established, with Joseph-N. Perron as first mayor.
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Officiel site of Municipality of Rivière-à-Pierre (Portneuf)
1998:"Rivière-à-Pierre :: Historique de la municipalité"
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18:Rivière-à-Pierre, Quebec
2333:Unorganized territories
2141:Notre-Dame-de-Montauban
1469:St. Bernardine of Siena
1370:, base sections of the
1323:) in Rivière-à-Pierre.
1145:St. Leonard de Portneuf
626:Notre-Dame-de-Montauban
584:Notre-Dame-de-Montauban
571:begins its activities.
2407:Equivalent territories
2273:Deschambault-Grondines
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1122:La Jacques-Cartier RCM
1101:Multi-functional track
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323: • Pop
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1462:
1328:National War Memorial
1245:headquarters building
365: • Summer (
318:1.2/km (3/sq mi)
2422:Notre-Dame-des-Anges
1287:and the rest of the
558:Notre-Dame-des-Anges
460:Laurentian Mountains
315: • Density
29:For other uses, see
1853:Stephane Lapointe.
1834:on 18 December 2014
1793:Statistics Canada:
1663:"Fiche descriptive"
1596:. Mamrot.gouv.qc.ca
1477:Montmartre Canadian
1396:Saint-Charles River
1380:building Parthenais
1332:Canadian Parliament
1128:of the old disused
696:"rivière-à-Pierre".
458:. This area of the
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77:(Peace and loyalty)
2389:La Jacques-Cartier
2384:La Côte-de-Beaupré
2368:Capitale-Nationale
2210:Cities & towns
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1455:Church and rectory
1217:Langelier building
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701:Rivière-à-Pierre.
456:Capitale-Nationale
307: • Total
286: • Total
247: • Mayor
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2440:
2439:
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834:
833:
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786:
785:
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769:
746:
533:Garneau Jonction
444:Rivière-à-Pierre
437:
434:
432:
418:
417:
370:
333:
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324:
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194:
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174:
172:
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75:Paix et fidélité
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2478:
2477:
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2447:Categories
2374:Charlevoix
2237:Pont-Rouge
1553:References
1530:Government
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1159:(km 21.7),
1153:(km 32.5),
1147:(km 39.3),
1120:(RCM) and
752:Population
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638:Batiscanie
464:Batiscanie
302:Population
242:Government
2340:Lac-Blanc
2222:Donnacona
2217:Cap-Santé
1524:Gaspé Bay
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1171:(km 4.6),
714:"local".
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2312:Parishes
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183:Province
2432:Wendake
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1398:in the
1366:and in
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1177:(km 0).
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1113:of the
1059:+16.3%
915:-16.3%
787:-13,0%
693:Gervais
679:Cristal
523:granite
512:History
450:of the
426:Website
392:G0A 3A0
226:Settled
164:Country
139:72°11′W
136:46°59′N
2350:Linton
2079:Linton
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1441:Quebec
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1356:Quebec
1336:Ottawa
1305:Taiwan
1285:Canada
1281:Quebec
1273:Quebec
1221:Quebec
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1027:-3.2%
1011:+9.9%
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1362:, in
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1301:Spain
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691:Lake
684:Lake
677:Lake
446:is a
420:R-367
374:UTC−4
353:UTC−5
2006:2015
1938:2015
1916:2015
1894:2015
1867:2015
1840:2015
1815:2021
1811:2016
1807:2011
1803:2006
1799:2001
1795:1996
1781:2015
1740:2010
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1693:2015
1671:2015
1649:2015
1627:2022
1602:2015
1577:2010
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1016:1931
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920:1971
904:1976
888:1981
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357:EST
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310:625
215:RCM
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