Quebec (disambiguation)

Quebec, Quebec or Quebec stands for:

  • Pronunciation of the letter Q in ICAO-/NATO-Alphabet, see Buchstabiertafel
  • A development name for Windows Embedded, see Windows Embedded

Astronomy:

  • ( 35165 ) Québec, an asteroid of the outer main belt

Berg:

  • Quebec Mountain, a mountain in South Carolina

Quebec is the surname of the following persons:

  • Ike Quebec (1918-1963), American jazz musician and music producer

Movies:

  • Quebec ( 1951), an American film history
  • Quebec ( 2007), an American comedy film
  • Québec: Duplessis and After ..., 1972, directed by Denys Arcand
  • Quebec, une ville, 1988, directed by Gilles Carle

Music:

  • Quebec ( Ween ), an album by the rock band Ween

Places in Canada:

  • Quebec or Quebec ( Quebec French, English. Quebec), the geographically largest province in Canada, and those with the largest Francophone population
  • Québec ( Metropolitan Association ), a metropolitan association in Canada
  • Québec ( city) (French [ kebɛk ], Engl. Quebec, German as well as French or English ), officially Ville de Québec French, English. Quebec City, the capital of the province of Quebec, Canada
  • Quebec County ( Quebec ), historical administrative unit
  • Province of Quebec (1763-1791) (English Province of Quebec, French Province de Québec), a former colony, who founded the Kingdom of Great Britain after the French and Indian War in North America

In the United Kingdom:

  • Quebec ( County Durham ), England
  • Quebec ( West Sussex ), England

In the United States:

  • Quebec ( Connecticut )
  • Quebec ( Louisiana)
  • Quebec ( Montana)
  • Quebec ( North Carolina)
  • Quebec ( Texas)
  • Quebec ( Virginia)

Ships:

  • HMCS Ville de Quebec (FFH 332), a ship of the Canadian Navy Halifax- class
  • HMCS Ville de Québec ( K242 ), a ship of the Canadian Navy in World War II
  • Québec ( ship), a ship of the British Navy in the 18th century

See also:

  • Disambiguation
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