La Vallée-de-l'Or Regional County Municipality

La Vallée- de - l'Or is a regional county municipality (French municipalité régional du comté, MRC ) in the Canadian province of Quebec.

It is located in the administrative region Abitibi- Témiscamingue and consists of eleven subordinate administrative units ( three cities, two churches, a diocese and five unincorporated areas). The MRC Vallée- de - l'Or was founded on April 8, 1981. In 2003, she became the MRC La Vallée- de - l'Or. The main town is Val- d'Or. The population is 43,252 and the area 24104.1 km ², which corresponds to a population density of 1.8 inhabitants per km ².

Structure

City ( ville)

• Malartic
• Senneterre
• Val- d'Or

Community ( municipalité )

• Belcourt
• Rivière- HeVa

Sprengel ( municipalité de paroisse )

• Senneterre

Free community territory ( territoire non organisé )

• Lac- Fouillac
• Lac- Granet
• Lac- Metei
• Matchi - Manitou
• Réservoir - Dozois

In the field of MRC La Vallée- de - l'Or lies the Indian Reservation Lac- Simon, but which is managed independently and forms an enclave.

Adjacent MRC and similar areas

• Jamesie
• La Tuque
• La Vallée- de -la- Gatineau
• Pontiac
• Témiscamingue
• Rouyn -Noranda
• Abitibi