Manicouagan Regional County Municipality

Manicouagan is a regional county municipality (French municipalité régional du comté, MRC ) in the Canadian province of Quebec.

It is located in the administrative region Côte -Nord and consists of nine subordinate administrative units (a city, a municipality, five villages, a parish and an unincorporated community ). The MRC was established on 1 April 1981. The main town is Baie -Comeau. The population is 29,825 and the area 39246.40 km ², which corresponds to a population density of 0.8 inhabitants per km ².

Structure

City ( ville)

  • Baie- Comeau

Community ( municipalité )

  • Franquelin

Village ( municipalité de village )

  • Baie- Trinité
  • Chute -aux- Outardes
  • Godbout
  • Pointe- aux- Outardes
  • Pointe- Lebel

Sprengel ( paroisse )

  • Ragueneau

Free community territory ( territoire non- organisé )

  • Rivière- aux- Outardes

In the field of MRC Manicouagan lies the Indian reservation Betsiamites, but which is managed independently and forms an enclave.

Adjacent MRC and similar areas

  • Caniapiscau
  • Sept- Rivières
  • La Haute- Côte -Nord
  • Le Fjord -du -Saguenay
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