Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Administrative region in northern Quebec, Canada.
Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean is an administrative region in northern Quebec with varied landscapes shaped by water. The territory includes multiple communities centered around a large lake and a river valley system.
The name comes from an Innu word referring to water flowing out of the land. The region grew as communities settled along these important waterways.
The region's French-speaking character shapes everyday life and is visible in local names, traditions, and how communities gather. This heritage remains central to how people connect with one another.
The region is divided into communities, with the city of Saguenay serving as the main center for visitors. From there, travelers can explore the surrounding area and reach various attractions.
The river valley system here is one of the longest fjord-like formations in North America and draws many visitors. This water landscape offers geological features that are uncommon in other regions.
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