Saint-Georges Profile
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About Saint-Georges
Saint-Georges is the principal city of the Beauce, on the rivière Chaudière south of Québec City. It is a regional industrial and service centre for a countryside known for small manufacturers and a strong entrepreneurial culture. A waterfall park, a long main street along the river, and the Beauce hills frame the city. About 33,000 people live in Saint-Georges.
Known for
- Regional capital of the Beauce
- Rivière Chaudière and the Parc des Chutes
- Small-manufacturing and entrepreneurial Beauce culture
- 1re Avenue as a long commercial main street
- Gateway between Québec City and Maine
See & do
Parc des Chutes
Waterfall, footbridges, and trails on the Chaudière in the city.
Promenade de la rivière Chaudière
Riverfront walk through the urban core.
Centre-ville / 1re Avenue
Long commercial street and civic buildings of the Beauce city.
Centre de congrès de Saint-Georges
Regional convention and event centre.
Pont de l’Amérique-Française
River crossing and lookout toward the falls and downtown.
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