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Centre d'interprétation de Clarke City
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Description
In 1898, the Clarke brothers from Toronto, recognizing the enormous potential of the region, embarked on building a paper pulp mill in what would become, within a few years, the first industrial city of the North Shore. The Clarke City Interpretation Center retraces the history of the area and the ways of life of that time.
Address
160 rue du Moulin, C.P. 8
City
Sept-Îles
Phone
418 583-2223
Seasonal schedule
Du June 24th au September 2nd
Journée
Heure(s)
Monday
10h à 17h
Tuesday
10h à 17h
Wednesday
10h à 17h
Thursday
10h à 17h
Friday
10h à 17h
Saturday
10h à 17h
Sunday
10h à 17h
Sept-Îles, ville unique!
Surrounded by immense nature, the city faces the archipelago that gave it its name. Composed of seven islands, it protects its bay from sea winds and allows you to enjoy one of the highest rates of sunshine in Quebec! An intoxicating blend of land and sea, Sept-Îles offers a multitude of activities for the outdoor enthusiast.Contact
1401, boul. Laure OuestSept-Îles (Québec) G4R 4K1
Phone: 418 962-1238 ou 1 888 880-1238
info@tourismeseptiles.ca