Jonquière, Borough district in Saguenay, Canada.
Jonquière is a borough of Saguenay located in Quebec's Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region, stretching along the Rivière aux Sables. Homes sit within a landscape of forests and lakes that frame the community.
The settlement was founded in 1847 and named after a French colonial governor from that era. This connection ties the place to the region's early European history.
The borough keeps its industrial roots alive through active factories that shape its character, and through educational institutions that enrich community life. These working plants and schools form the backbone of local identity.
The borough is accessible by public transit and offers several services for visitors. Getting around on foot or by car lets you explore the different neighborhoods and natural features throughout.
The area was home to one of the world's largest aluminum production facilities in the 1920s. This plant remains a major employer and continues to shape the region's economic importance.
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