Gaspé Profile
Explore population, households, income, employment, languages, and dwellings for Gaspé. Compare trends since 2016 and dig into the full demographic profile below.
Gaspé Population
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Gaspé Incomes
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Gaspé Employment
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Gaspé Languages
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Gaspé Dwellings
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About Gaspé
Gaspé is a city at the eastern tip of Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula, where the York, Dartmouth, and Saint-Jean rivers meet Gaspé Bay toward Forillon National Park. Fishing heritage, a wide bay waterfront, and a role as the peninsula’s eastern service centre define the place. Highway 132 loops through the city. About 15,000 people live in Gaspé.
Known for
- Eastern tip of the Gaspé Peninsula on Gaspé Bay
- Gateway to Forillon National Park
- Fishing and maritime heritage
- Confluence of the York, Dartmouth, and Saint-Jean rivers
- Highway 132 peninsula service centre
See & do
Gaspé Bay waterfront / boardwalk
Bay views and harbour walks in the city.
Forillon National Park (nearby)
Cliffs, whales, and hiking at the peninsula’s tip.
Musée de la Gaspésie
Regional history and culture in Gaspé.
Site of Jacques Cartier’s cross / Cap-aux-Os area
Interpretation of early European landfall on the bay.
Downtown Gaspé
Shops and services serving the eastern peninsula.
Data source → Census methodology & attribution
Data source → Census methodology & attribution