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Percé, Quebec - Wikipedia Percé (French pronunciation: [pɛʁse]) is a city located on the shores of the Gulf of St Lawrence, near the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, in Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Quebec, Canada
Homepage – Tourisme Percé Discover Percé, a vacation destination on the Gaspé Peninsula with many attractions, including Percé Rock, Bonaventure Island and the UNESCO Global Geopark
Percé – Travel guide at Wikivoyage Located at its east end, Percé is the bustling tourist epicentre of the Gaspé Peninsula, with a permanent population around 3,000
Percé (ville) - tourisme-gaspesie. com Percé has been attracting artists and visitors from all over the world since the 1930s with spectacular scenery, a vibrant cultural life and an enchanting setting Magnificent Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island, home to thousands of northern gannets, guarantee wonderful memories
Home - Ville de Percé This small piece of coastline provides access to one of the most majestic natural attractions on the planet! Sea, beaches, mountains, rivers, wide open spaces, healthy and peaceful environment open to the world, you will find with us a unique living environment We welcome you !
Percé Geopark | Canadian Geoparks Ne Located in the extreme east of Quebec, this territory allows to discover large spaces, shared between marine and terrestrial environments, as well as striking landscapes which made the international reputation of the village of Percé
Percé Rock in Quebec’s Famous Gaspé - Tours in Canada Percé Rock in Quebec’s Famous Gaspé In 2009, National Geographic Traveler ranked the Gaspé Peninsula third on its list of the world’s must-see places Why? Visitors to this region are soon awestruck by Percé Rock and the natural inhabitants of nearby Bonaventure Island
Percé Rock - Wikipedia Description Left: Arch of 20 m height through the Perce rock Right: View of the Percé village in front of the Percé Rock, seen from Mont Saint-Anne Percé Rock is a massive siliceous limestone stack formation, with sandstone and siltstone veins, with steep rock faces on all sides
Perce Rock Facts Information - Beautiful World Travel Guide Perce Rock, in Quebec, Canada, is one of the world’s largest arches over water An island of limestone in the Gulf of St Lawrence, the formation measures 1420 feet (433m) in length and over 300 feet (90m) in width