1. Peninsula projecting eastwards into the Gulf of St. Lawrence in eastern Quebec. The explorer Jacques Cartier landed here on his first voyage in 1534 to claim the area for France. The peninsula is mainly forested and is a summer resort.
2. Town at the eastern end of the Gaspe Peninsula. It is a railway terminus and its industries include timber and tourism.
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