Capitale-Nationale, Administrative region in Quebec, Canada.
Capitale-Nationale is an administrative region in Quebec encompassing Quebec City and surrounding municipalities along the Saint Lawrence River. The territory combines urban centers with rural areas spread across diverse landscapes.
The region received its current name in 2000 as official recognition of Quebec City's role as the seat of provincial government. Before that it was organized under a different administrative designation.
The region is a center of French-speaking culture and identity in Quebec. You notice French everywhere in daily life, from street signs to local conversations that shape how the area feels.
A road network connects the various municipalities, making travel through the area straightforward. Quebec City serves as the main transportation hub for visitors and residents alike.
The region includes Île-d'Orléans, a large island in the Saint Lawrence River with farms and historic homes. This place has its own distinct character separate from the city.
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