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Région 09 : Côte-Nord MRC Et Agglomérations Ou Municipalités Locales Exerçant Certaines Compétences De MRC Région 09 : Côte-Nord MRC et agglomérations ou municipalités locales exerçant certaines compétences de MRC Territoire ou Population Superficie Code municipalité régionale de comté (2010) km2 982 Basse-Côte-Nord (hors MRC) 4 517 6 156.64 972 Caniapiscau 3 044 81 184.15 950 La Haute-Côte-Nord 11 619 12 508.69 960 Manicouagan 30 232 39 462.09 981 Minganie 5 238 128 492.36 971 Sept-Rivières 33 311 32 153.95 Hors MRC (autochtones) 8 547 323.95 96 508 300 281.83 972 Caniapiscau Tracé de 1927 du Conseil privé (non définitif) 981 971 Minganie Sept-Rivières 982 960 Basse-Côte-Nord Manicouagan Frontière provinciale Frontière internationale 950 La Haute-Côte-Nord Région administrative Municipalité régionale de comté Territoire Direction du Bureau municipal, de la géomatique et de la statistique 0 50 100 200 Kilomètres Mars 2010 © Gouvernement du Québec Basse-Côte-Nord 982 (Territoire hors MRC) Dési- Population Superficie Dési- Population Superficie Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 98005 Blanc-Sablon M 1 258 254.49 98014 Gros-Mécatina M 551 961.46 98010 Bonne-Espérance M 802 721.28 98012 Saint-Augustin M 883 1 435.82 98015 Côte-Nord-du-Golfe-du-Saint-Laurent M 1 023 2 783.59 Total 4 517 6 156.64 Hors MRC (autochtones) ¹ 98804 La Romaine R 976 0.41 ¹ Non visé par le décret de population Blanc- Sablon, M Bonne- Espérance, M Pakuashipi, EI Saint- Augustin, M Gros- Mécatina, M Côte-Nord-du-Golfe- du-Saint-Laurent, M La Romaine, R Population (Décret 2010) 0 h. à 1 999 h. 2 000 h. à 9 999 h. 10 000 h. à 49 999 h. 50 000 h. à 99 999 h. 100 000 h. à 2 000 000 h. Direction du Bureau municipal, de la géomatique et de la statistique 0 25 50 Kilomètres Mars 2010 © Gouvernement du Québec Caniapiscau 972 100, place Daviault Téléphone: (418) 287-5339 C. P. 1420 Télécopieur: (418) 287-3420 Fermont Courriel: [email protected] G0G 1J0 Site internet: www.caniapiscau.net Dési- Population Superficie Dési- Population Superficie Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 97908 Caniapiscau NO 0 39 186.70 97906 Rivière-Mouchalagane NO 0 35 555.18 97035 Fermont V 2 837 497.45 97040 Schefferville V 207 39.02 97912 Lac-Juillet NO 0 5 321.07 Total 3 044 81 184.15 97914 Lac-Vacher NO 0 584.74 Hors MRC (autochtones) ¹ 97806 Kawawachikamach TK 581 41.44 97810 Lac-John R 16 0.23 97808 Matimekosh R 541 0.65 ¹ Non visé par le décret de population Lac-Vacher, NO Lac-Juillet, NO Schefferville, V Kawawachikamach, TK Lac-John, R Matimekosh, R Caniapiscau, NO Fermont, V Rivière-Mouchalagane, NO Population (Décret 2010) 0 h. à 1 999 h. 2 000 h. à 9 999 h. 10 000 h. à 49 999 h. 50 000 h. à 99 999 h. 100 000 h. à 2 000 000 h. 0 25 50 100 Kilomètres Direction du Bureau municipal, de la géomatique et de la statistique Mars 2010 © Gouvernement du Québec La Haute-Côte-Nord 950 26, rue de la Rivière, bur.101 Téléphone: (418) 233-2102 Les Escoumins Télécopieur: (418) 233-3010 G0T 1K0 Courriel: [email protected] Site internet: www.mrchcn.qc.ca Dési- Population Superficie Dési- Population Superficie Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 95050 Colombier M 774 313.20 95032 Longue-Rive M 1 193 295.35 95045 Forestville V 3 319 241.73 95040 Portneuf-sur-Mer M 781 241.23 95902 Lac-au-Brochet NO 0 10 441.63 95010 Sacré-Coeur M 1 984 341.74 95018 Les Bergeronnes M 667 291.89 95005 Tadoussac VL 843 74.59 95025 Les Escoumins M 2 058 267.33 Total 11 619 12 508.69 Hors MRC (autochtones) ¹ 95802 Essipit R 245 0.39 ¹ Non visé par le décret de population Colombier, M Lac-au-Brochet, NO Forestville, V Portneuf-sur-Mer, M Longue-Rive, M Les Escoumins, M Essipit, R Les Bergeronnes, M Sacré-Coeur, M Population (Décret 2010) Tadoussac, VL 0 h. à 1 999 h. 2 000 h. à 9 999 h. 10 000 h. à 49 999 h. 50 000 h. à 99 999 h. 100 000 h. à 2 000 000 h. Direction du Bureau municipal, de la géomatique et de la statistique 0 5 10 20 Kilomètres Mars 2010 © Gouvernement du Québec Manicouagan 960 768, rue Bossé Téléphone: (418) 589-9594 Baie-Comeau Télécopieur: (418) 589-6383 G5C 1L6 Courriel: [email protected] Site internet: www.mrcmanicouagan.qc.ca Dési- Population Superficie Dési- Population Superficie Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 96020 Baie-Comeau V 22 220 371.69 96030 Pointe-aux-Outardes VL 1 441 71.56 96005 Baie-Trinité VL 511 536.33 96025 Pointe-Lebel VL 1 967 91.16 96035 Chute-aux-Outardes VL 1 739 8.31 96040 Ragueneau P 1 532 215.92 96015 Franquelin M 359 529.84 96902 Rivière-aux-Outardes NO 138 37 432.94 96010 Godbout VL 325 204.34 Total 30 232 39 462.09 Hors MRC (autochtones) ¹ 96802 Pessamit R 2 409 255.37 ¹ Non visé par le décret de population Rivière-aux-Outardes, NO Baie-Trinité, VL Godbout, VL Franquelin, M Baie-Comeau, V Chute-aux- Outardes, VL Pointe- Lebel, VL Ragueneau, P Pointe-aux- Outardes, VL Pessamit, R Population (Décret 2010) 0 h. à 1 999 h. 2 000 h. à 9 999 h. 10 000 h. à 49 999 h. 50 000 h. à 99 999 h. 100 000 h. à 2 000 000 h. Direction du Bureau municipal, de la géomatique et de la statistique 0 5 10 20 Kilomètres Mars 2010 © Gouvernement du Québec Minganie 981 1303, rue de la Digue Téléphone: (418) 538-2732 Havre-Saint-Pierre Télécopieur: (418) 538-3711 G0G 1P0 Courriel: [email protected] Site internet: www.mrc.minganie.org Dési- Population Superficie Dési- Population Superficie Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 98030 Aguanish M 302 594.40 98025 Natashquan CT 270 193.20 98035 Baie-Johan-Beetz M 94 425.31 98902 Petit-Mécatina NO 0 56 860.52 98040 Havre-Saint-Pierre M 3 234 3 779.89 98055 Rivière-au-Tonnerre M 368 1 331.17 98904 Lac-Jérôme NO 0 56 314.57 98050 Rivière-Saint-Jean M 267 652.54 98020 L'Île-d'Anticosti M 261 7 923.16 Total 5 238 128 492.36 98045 Longue-Pointe-de-Mingan M 442 417.60 Hors MRC (autochtones) ¹ 98808 Mingan R 421 19.15 98806 Natashquan R 835 0.21 ¹ Non visé par le décret de population Lac-Jérôme, NO Petit-Mécatina, NO Rivière- Saint-Jean, M Mingan, R Havre-Saint- Baie-Johan- Pierre, M Beetz, M Rivière-au- Aguanish, M Tonnerre, M Longue-Pointe- Natashquan, CT de-Mingan, M Natashquan, R Frontière Terre-Neuve sur le 52e ( tracé 1927, non définitif ) L'Île-d'Anticosti, M Population (Décret 2010) 0 h. à 1 999 h. 2 000 h. à 9 999 h. 10 000 h. à 49 999 h. 50 000 h. à 99 999 h. 100 000 h. à 2 000 000 h. Direction du Bureau municipal, de la géomatique et de la statistique 0 25 50 Kilomètres Mars 2010 © Gouvernement du Québec Sept-Rivières 971 106, rue Napoléon, bureau 400 Téléphone: (418) 962-1900 Sept-Îles Télécopieur: (418) 962-3365 G4R 3L7 Courriel: [email protected] Dési- Population Superficie Dési- Population Superficie Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 Code Municipalité gnation (2010) km2 97904 Lac-Walker NO 130 18 074.80 97007 Sept-Îles V 26 345 1 969.42 97022 Port-Cartier V 6 836 1 073.70 Total 33 311 32 153.95 97902 Rivière-Nipissis NO 0 11 036.03 Hors MRC (autochtones) ¹ 97804 Maliotenam R 1 113 5.02 97802 Uashat R 1 410 1.08 ¹ Non visé par le décret de population Rivière-Nipissis, NO Lac-Walker, NO Sept-Îles, V Uashat, R Maliotenam, R Port-Cartier, V Population (Décret 2010) 0 h. à 1 999 h. 2 000 h. à 9 999 h. 10 000 h. à 49 999 h. 50 000 h. à 99 999 h. 100 000 h. à 2 000 000 h. Direction du Bureau municipal, de la géomatique et de la statistique 05 10 20 Kilomètres Mars 2010 © Gouvernement du Québec.
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