Quebec Fishery Regulations, 1990

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°13′11″N., 62°05′42″W. and 50°13′02″N., 62°05′00″W.

The upper limit is determined by the first of the four falls at point 50°28′00″N., 61°56′18″W.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current joining the two banks at point 49°15′23″N., 68°07′56″W.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 138 bridge.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining points 58°00′00″N., 67°43′33″W. and 58°00′00″N., 67°42′18″W.

The upper limit is determined by its confluence with the lake named Lac Ninawawe at point 56°37′24″N., 66°12′00″W.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Faure, including the lake named Lac Elsie (Sans-Bout), from point 49°45′25″N., 64°01′02″W. to point 49°46′06″N., 64°00′32″W.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining points 51°28′29″N., 57°26′57″W., 51°28′47″N., 57°26′01″W. and 51°28′36″N., 57°26′29″W.

The upper limit is determined by the limit of the salmon run at point 51°29′14″N., 57°28′36″W.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the northern tip of the bank named Banc des Blancs (Banc des Canadiens) to the point named Pointe Betsiamites.

The upper limit is determined by the Bersimis II hydroelectric dam.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Bonaventure.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Bonaventure.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Bonaventure.

The upper limit is determined by the hydroelectric dam located at point 48°09′16″N., 66°20′49″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Bonaventure.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Bonaventure.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°16′53″N., 65°31′04″W. on the western bank and 50°16′56″N., 65°30′57″W. on the eastern bank.

The upper limit is determined by a point located at 50°21′00″N., 65°31′54″W.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the southern tip of the point named Pointe La Falaise and the opposite bank at point 51°29′19″N., 57°14′24″W.

The upper limit is determined by the limit of the salmon run at point 51°32′30″N., 57°08′08″W.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current joining the two banks at point 49°35′38″N., 67°14′08″W.

The upper limit is determined by the falls located at point 49°37′28″N., 67°15′16″W.

The downstream limit is determined by the western end of the breakwater.

The upper limit is determined by the falls near the brook named Ruisseau Beaulieu (48°48′49″N., 66°45′11″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Cap-Chat.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Cap-Chat.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the pillars of the Route 132 old bridge.

The upper limit is determined by the southern boundary of the Parc national de la Gaspésie.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Cascapédia.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Cascapédia.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Cascapédia.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Perron Boulevard bridge.

The upper limit is determined by the forks of the rivers named Petite rivière Cascapédia Est and Petite rivière Cascapédia Ouest.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Petite rivière Cascapédia.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Petite rivière Cascapédia.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named la Grande Rivière, tributary of the river named Rivière Ouelle.

The upper limit is determined by the falls situated 2.25 km upstream at point 47°18′16″N., 69°52′46″W.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 51°22′26″N., 58°18′27″W. and 51°22′14″N., 58°18′22″W.

The upper limit is determined by the limit of the salmon run at latitude 51°23′22″N.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°16′05″N., 60°18′19″W. and 50°16′11″N., 60°17′32″W.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Coacoachou.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°17′01″N., 62°54′00″W. and 50°16′59″N., 62°53′53″W. and a straight line joining points 50°16′57″N., 62°53′45″W. and 50°16′59″N., 62°53′41″W.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Tanguay, including that lake.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 51°18′21″N., 58°29′00″W. and 51°18′19″N., 58°28′38″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the point named Pointe à la Croix and the tip of the abutment on which the Escoumins wharf is built.

The upper limit is determined by the dam at the outlet of the lake named Lac Gorgotton.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière des Escoumins.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Polette.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière des Escoumins.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Maclure.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière des Escoumins.

The upper limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Boulanger (48°29′13″N., 69°50′40″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière des Escoumins.

The upper limit is determined by a point 4.5 km upstream (48°34′53″N., 69°55′00″W.).

South branch:

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°15′55″N., 59°58′30” W. and 50°15′59″N., 59°58′11″W.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Gagnon.

East branch:

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°20′36″N., 59°51′11″W. and 50°20′45″N., 59°50′31″W.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Gagnon.

Between the lakes named Lac Gagnon and Lac Foucher, Lac Foucher and Lac Riverin, Lac Riverin and Lac Triquet, Lac Foucher and Lac du Feu, Lac du Feu and Lac Manet, and between Lac Manet and its source.

The lakes named: Lac du Feu, Lac Foucher, Lac Gagnon, Lac Manet, Lac Riverin, Lac Triquet.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 58°45′30″N., 70°08′42″W. and 58°46′56″N., 70°07′57″W.

The upper limit is determined by a line joining points 57°23′36″N., 74°30′00″W. and 57°25′34″N., 74°30′00″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière aux Feuilles, delineated by a line joining points 57°56′18″N., 72°58′32″W. and 57°55′44″N., 72°58′44″W.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line joining points 58°02′42″N., 73°19′00″W. and 58°02′18″N., 73°19′00″W.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the two banks at a point 50 m downstream from the Route 138 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current at a point 20 m upstream from the falls named Chutes Thompson.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 58°41′59″N., 66°03′00″W. and 58°39′11″N., 66°02′58″W.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line joining points 55°17′00″N., 64°30′31″W. and 55°17′00″N., 64°27′12″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière George, delineated by a straight line joining points 55°53′04″N., 64°45′54″W. and 55°53′04″N., 64°45′18″W.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line joining points 55°09′30″N., 65°36′04″W. and 55°09′21″N., 65°36′04″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière George, delineated by a straight line joining points 58°10′44″N., 65°47′00″W. and 58°10′34″N., 65°47′00″W.

The upper limit is determined by point 58°08′56″N., 65°35′00″W.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current joining the western tip of the point named Pointe Des Molson and the opposite bank.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout (49°42′03″N., 67°52′28″W.)

The upper limit is determined by an unnamed lake located 5 km upstream (49°41′06″N., 67°54′31″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Godbout.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 4.6 km upstream (49°33′49″N., 67°37′14″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout.

The upper limit is determined by a point 1.4 km upstream (49°40′25″N., 67°45′01″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout.

The upper limit is determined by an unnamed lake (49°41′31″N., 67°41′43″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout.

The upper limit is determined by an unnamed lake (49°29′08″N., 67°47′16″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Étienne (49°27′41″N., 67°42′28″W.).

The upper limit is determined by a point 5.5 km upstream (49°30′17″N., 67°43′25″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout.

The upper limit is determined by a point 9 km upstream (49°42′33″N., 67°56′54″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the brook named Ruisseau Frigon (49°43′32″N., 67°56′21″W.).

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Pesetone.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout.

The upper limit is determined by the south dike on the lake named Lac Sainte-Anne.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout-Est.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Beauzèle.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Beauzèle (49°46′01″N., 67°39′43″W.).

The upper limit is determined by an unnamed lake located 3.2 km upstream (49°44′31″N., 67°39′49″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Beauzèle (49°46′50″N., 67°37′32″W.).

The upper limit is determined by an unnamed lake located 6.1 km upstream (49°44′10″N., 67°37′01″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with an unnamed tributary of the river named Rivière Beauzèle (49°45′07″N., 67°37′08″W.).

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Devoble.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Godbout.

The upper limit is determined by a point 100 m upstream (49°22′49″N., 67°41′26″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its mouth.

The upper limit is determined by the falls located at point 47°46′11″N., 70°33′07″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière du Gouffre.

The upper limit is determined by the dam located at point 47°26′23″N., 70°32′08″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière du Gouffre.

The upper limit is determined by the bridge located at point 47°35′01″N., 70°33′36″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Le Gros Bras, a tributary of the river named Rivière du Gouffre.

The upper limit is determined by the falls located at point 47°34′50″N., 70°34′40″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière du Gouffre.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 138 bridge.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line parallel to the CN Railway bridge 125 m downstream from the bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line parallel to the CN Railway bridge 125 m downstream from the bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the eastern limit of the breakwater downstream from the Route 132 bridge (48°23′44″N., 64°30′04″W.) and the western end of the breakwater of the fishing harbour (48°23′39″N., 64°29′47″W.).

The upper limit is determined by Les Trois-Fourches.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°46′11″N., 59°08′32″W. and 50°46′14″N., 59°08′24″W. and a straight line joining points 50°46′05″N., 59°05′50″W. and 50°46′07″N., 59°05′26″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source, including the lake named Lac du Gros Mécatina.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the CN Railway bridge located at its mouth.

The upper limit is determined by the southern limit of the Parc national de la Jacques-Cartier.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Jacques-Cartier.

The upper limit is determined by a bridge located at point 47°02′25″N., 71°29′50″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Jacques-Cartier.

The upper limit is determined by the southern limit of the Duchesnay touristic station.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining point 50°17′07″N., 64°35′27″W. on the western bank and point 50°17′07″N., 64°34′56″W. on the eastern bank.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 51°04′46″N., 58°50′20″W. and 51°04′50″N., 58°49′58″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°10′53″N., 61°21′00″W. and 50°10′41″N., 61°20′59″W., situated at its mouth, including Kegaska Lake.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 58°32′59″N., 68°11′08″W. and 58°31′50″N., 68°07′32″W. at its mouth.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line joining points 57°41′24″N., 69°27′00″W. and 57°41′00″N., 69°27′00″W.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 57°41′24″N., 69°27′00″W. and 57°41′00″N., 69°27′00″W.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line joining points 56°52′30″N., 72°50′00″W. and 56°52′20″N., 72°50′00″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière aux Mélèzes, delineated by a straight line joining points 57°21′00″N., 70°43′54″W. and 57°21′00″N., 70°45′24″W.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line joining points 56°37′06″N., 72°20′00″W. and 56°37′10″N., 72°20′00″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière du Gué, delineated by a straight line joining points 56°56′42″N., 71°28′18″W. and 56°56′24″N., 71°28′18″W.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line between points 56°14′59″N., 70°50′19″W. and 56°14′47″N., 70°50′35″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Delay, delineated by a straight line joining points 56°31′38″N., 71°04′40″W. and 56°31′42″N., 71°04′40″W.

The upper limit is determined by the point 56°33′04″N., 70°55′00″W.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining the point named Pointe Laval and the southeastern point of the bay named Baie Didier via point 48°45′36″N., 69°02′06″W.

The upper limit is determined by the southeastern boundary of the lake named Lac Laval, including the lake named Lac à Jacques.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Laval.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac aux Pins.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Laval.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of Route 385.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route Trans-Anticostienne bridge (49°45′27″N., 63°03′46″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by the southern boundary of the Parc national de la Gaspésie.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current joining the two banks at a point 400 m downstream from the Route 138 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by the hydro-electric dam.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line parallel to the CN Railway bridge 200 m downstream from the bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the Casgrain wharf to the mouth of the brook named Ruisseau de la Côte à Pontage.

The upper limit is determined by the dam named Barrage des Érables located at point 47°53′31″N., 70°28′40″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Malbaie (North Shore).

The upper limit is determined by the falls located at point 47°42′43″N., 70°14′58″W.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the markers situated at its mouth at points 48°20′25″N., 70°52′39″W. and 48°20′17″N., 70°52′29″W.

The upper limit is determined by the southern boundary of Dubuc Township.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°16′58″N., 65°58′05″W. and 50°17′00″N., 65°57′57″W.

The upper limit is determined by the fifth falls (50°20′05″N., 65°57′50″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its mouth, delineated by a straight line joining the northern ends of the two breakwaters.

The upper limit is determined by the dam of the lake named Lac Matane.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Matane.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining points 50°17′32″N., 64°00′25″W., 50°16′57″N., 63°59′46″W. and 50°18′00″N., 63°58′00″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the rock named Rocher Mistassini to the point named Pointe Mistassini.

The upper limit is determined by the southeastern portion of the lake named Lac Bourdon (49°23′10″N., 69°02′49″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Mistassini.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Georges.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Georges.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 2 km upstream (49°22′55″N., 67°59′38″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its mouth.

The upper limit is determined by the falls in the Seigneurie de Métis at point 48°21′33″N., 67°55′52″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Mitis.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac des Eaux-Mortes.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the point named Pointe aux Américains and the point named Pointe de Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by the falls on the 52nd parallel at point 52°00′03″N., 66°42′39″W. on the western bank, and point 52°00′05″N., 66°42′34″W. on the eastern bank of the main branch.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 2 km upstream (51°18′36″N., 66°16′00″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 1 km upstream (50°44′37″N., 66°14′08″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 1 km upstream (50°58′11″N., 66°20′15″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Ouapetec.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by the falls located at point 50°54′06″N., 65°57′20″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Nipissis, a tributary of the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 2 km upstream (50°39′42″N., 65°57′46″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Nipissis, a tributary of the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by the falls named Chutes Keshkouhn (51°01′24″N., 65°51′11″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Wacouno, a tributary of the river named Rivière Nipissis that empties into the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 2 km upstream (51°01′14″N., 65°52′50″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 10 km upstream (51°45′00″N., 66°20′00″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Moisie.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its confluence with a tributary flowing from the lake named Lac Haroué.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°11′49″N., 60°58′26″W. and 50°11′30″N., 60°57′20″W.

The upper limit is determined by a point upstream from the lake named Lac Musquanousse, including the lakes named Lac à l’Île, Lac Marie-Claire, Lac Missu, Lac Musquanousse and Lac des Outardes.

The downstream limit is determined by two straight lines joining the two banks and the island named Île Menahkunakat:

• (a) a straight line joining a point located on the western bank (50°11′32″N., 61°03′32″W.) and the southwestern point of the island named Île Menahkunakat (50°11′57″N., 61°02′41″W.); and

• (b) a straight line joining the northeastern point of Île Menahkunakat (50°12′22″N., 61°02′52″W.) and a point located on the eastern bank (50°12′40″N., 61°03′15″W.).

The upper limit is determined by the second falls located at 50°16′44″N., 61°11′23″W.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°13′58″N., 62°13′21″W. and 50°13′53″N., 62°13′05″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 51°18′11″N., 58°09′00″W. and 51°18′10″N., 58°08′26″W., excluding Napetipi Lake.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining the southwestern end of the point named Pointe Parent and the northern end of the point named Pointe du Vieux Poste via the northern end of the island named Île Sainte-Hélène.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°28′11″N., 59°36′39″W. and 50°28′03″N., 59°36′24″W.

The upper limit is determined by the river named Rivière du Petit Mécatina.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the brook named Ruisseau de la Cloche.

The upper limit is determined by the falls located at point 48°24′42″N., 66°30′50″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Nouvelle.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 50 m upstream from the mouth of the brook named Ruisseau Catalogne.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Nouvelle.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 50 m upstream from the mouth of the brook named Ruisseau Mann-Est.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining points 50°12′31″N., 60°40′11″W. and 50°11′51″N., 60°39′14″W. and 50°11′43″N., 60°38′10″W. and 50°12′06″N., 60°36′45″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of the Range 9 (Saint-Joseph Range) bridge in the Municipality of Tourville.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Ouelle.

The upper limit is determined by the northeastern limit of Ashford Township (47°14′ 05″N., 69°53′13″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière La Grande Rivière, a tributary of the river named Rivière Ouelle.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière La Grande Rivière, a tributary of the river named Rivière Ouelle.

The upper limit is determined by the falls located 1 km upstream at point 47°15′15″N., 69°52′48″W.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the eastern point of the mouth (49°46′42″N., 67°09′30″W.) and the western point of the mouth (49°46′47″N., 67°09′52″W.)

The upper limit is determined by the first falls (49°47′26″N., 67°15′48″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Pentecôte.

The upper limit is determined by a point located 6.5 km upstream (49°48′02″N., 67°11′12″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°35′00″N., 59°24′50″W. and 50°35′23″N., 59°22′33″W.

The upper limit is determined by latitude 50°41′N. on the river.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière du Petit Mécatina.

The upper limit is determined by latitude 50°44′N. on the river.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current situated 75 m downstream from the CN bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its mouth.

The upper limit is determined by the eastern limit of the zec named Zec du Lac-au-Sable located at point 47°59′36″N., 70°14′45″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named rivière Petit-Saguenay.

The upper limit is determined by the western limits of the Pourvoirie Raoul Lavoie located at 48°07′09″N., 70°10′33″W .

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining the southeastern tip of the point named Pointe Tanguay (50°16′43″N., 62°48′41″W.) to the spur of the point named Pointe Loizeau (50°16′40″N., 62°48′11″W.) up to the southern tip of Pointe Loizeau (50°16′50″N., 62°47′56″W.).

The upper limit is determined by Piashti Falls.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining point 50°15′58″N., 65°37′25″W. on the western bank and point 50°16′06″N., 65°37′01″W. on the eastern bank.

The upper limit is determined by the falls situated 800 m downstream from the Route 138 bridge (50°16′38″N., 65°38′32″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by the falls named Chute des Portes de l’Enfer.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line running from one bank to the other, from the gully named Coulée Ferguson in Quebec to Copeland Brook in New Brunswick.

The upper limit is determined by the mouth of the river named Rivière Patapédia.

The downstream limit is determined by the Quebec-New Brunswick border.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Grand Lac Kedgwick.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Kedgwick.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Ristigouche.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of the bridge fronting the Amqui church, excluding the lake named Lac au Saumon.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Matapédia.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Matapédia.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Matapédia.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Humqui.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Humqui.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of the bridge located on the Branche-Nord Road, in the municipality of Lac-Humqui.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Matapédia.

The upper limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Grande rivière Milnikek Nord.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Matapédia.

The upper limit is determined by a line perpendicular to the current 1 km upstream at point 48°04′00″N., 67°06′28″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Ristigouche.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Patapédia.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining points 50°00′50″N., 66°52′40″W. situated at Port-Cartier-Ouest, 50°00′51″N., 66°51′49″W. on the island named Île du Quai, and 50°01′17″N., 66°51′43″W. situated at Port-Cartier.

The upper limit is determined by the southern tip of the island located at the south of the lake named Lac Walker  (50°07′54″N., 67°07′59″W.).

First section:

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière aux Rochers.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of the railway bridge situated northeast of the lake named Lac Quatre Lieues.

Second section:

The downstream limit is determined by the lake named Lac Quatre Lieues.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Valilée.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière MacDonald, a tributary of the river named Rivière aux Rochers.

The upper limit is determined by the limit of the salmon run on the river (50°10′20″N., 67°16′25″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by two straight lines joining the two banks to the island named Île Moutange:

• (a) a straight line joining the point named Pointe Paradis to the island named Île Moutange at point 50°16′18″N., 63°50′08″W.; and

• (b) a straight line joining the island named Île Moutange at point 50°16′48″N., 63°49′02″W. to the point named Pointe Aisley.

The upper limit is determined by the big falls (50°23′14″N., 63°15′13″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Romaine.

The upper limit is determined by the first rapids in the lake named Lac Puyjalon outlet.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining points 51°13′58″N., 58°37′03″W., 51°11′44″N., 58°35′54″W. and 51°11′07″N., 58°35′49″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Saint-Augustin.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the boundary separating lots 1 and D (Range 1, Haldimand) and the boundary separating lots 12 and 13 (Range Nord-Ouest-de-la-Ville).

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Saint-Jean.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the tip of the point named Pointe à Robin and the tip of the point named Bout du Banc.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 48°14′20″N., 70°11′59″W. and 48°14′21″N., 70°12′04″W.

The upper limit is determined by the northeastern side of the hydroelectric dam facing lot 10 of ranges 3 and 4.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current joining the two banks at a point 500 m downstream from the Route 138 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a line situated 450 m downstream from the 1^ère Avenue Ouest bridge at Sainte-Anne-des-Monts

The upper limit is determined by the falls situated near the Gîte du Mont-Albert.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Sainte-Anne.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the downstream side of the footbridge linking lot 12 of the west range to lot D of the east range (Albert Township).

The upper limit is determined by the falls situated in the Parc national des Monts-Valin, at point 48°32′10″N., 70°42′17″W.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Sainte-Marguerite.

The upper limit is determined by point 48°34′14″N., 70°24′57″W., located at the southern end of the lake named Lac Mince.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Sainte-Marguerite.

The upper limit is determined by the falls situated at point 48°40′55″N., 70°17′04″W., in the southeastern portion of the lake named Lac Tremblay.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 51°27′26″N., 57°35′44″W. and 51°27′09″N., 57°35′10″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines in the general direction of the shoreline over 1 km on both sides of the river.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current joining the two banks at a point 100 m downstream from the Route 138 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by the falls situated 5.5 km upstream (50°18′54″N., 64°54′49″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière Sheldrake.

The upper limit is determined by the limit of the salmon run on the river (50°19′13″N., 64°53′46″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its mouth.

The upper limit is determined by the downstream side of the Route 132 bridge.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the two banks at a point 175 m downstream from the downstream side of the Route 138 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité (49°24′28″N., 67°26′25″W.).

The upper limit is determined by a point 2 km upstream (49°23′59″N., 67°26′55″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité (49°29′46″N., 67°27′14″W.).

The upper limit is determined by a point 0.4 km upstream (49°29′56″N., 67°27′09″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité (49°34′29″N., 67°28′55″W.).

The upper limit is determined by a point 0.5 km upstream (49°34′41″N., 67°29′11″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité (49°43′40″N., 67°25′50″W.).

The upper limit is determined by a point 2.2 km upstream (49°43′17″N., 67°25′09″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité (49°46′02″N., 67°27′00″W.).

The upper limit is determined by a point 0.7 km upstream (49°46′19″N., 67°26′53″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité (49°46′47″N., 67°28′13″W.)

The upper limit is determined by a point 1.9 km upstream (49°46′26″N., 67°29′30″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité.

The upper limit is determined by a point 7.4 km upstream (49°26′58″N., 67°19′43″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Earle.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité.

The upper limit is determined by a point 1.1 km upstream (49°38′09″N., 67°30′03″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the brook named Ruisseau Fafard.

The upper limit is determined by a point 1.5 km upstream (49°38′46″N., 67°30′08″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité.

The upper limit is determined by a point 0.9 km upstream (49°40′45″N., 67°27′38″W.).

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Sainte-Croix.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the river named Rivière de la Trinité.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Théodore.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining the two banks, located 50 m downstream from the Route 138 bridge.

The upper limit is determined by a straight line perpendicular to the current joining the two banks 10 m upstream from the falls situated 100 m downstream from the brook named Ruisseau Genest.

The downstream limit is determined by the extension of two lines following the general direction of the shoreline for 1 km on either side of the river.

The upper limit is determined by the falls named Chute Vauréal.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 51°00′00″N., 58°59′05″W. and 51°00′00″N., 58°58′13″W.

The upper limit is determined by the hydroelectric dam.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 51°18′37″N., 58°02′32″W. and 51°18′34″N., 58°02′20″W.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Fournel, including the lakes named Lac Pike and Lac du Vieux Fort and the sections of the river separating the lakes named Lac Fournel, Lac Pike and Lac du Vieux Fort.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the lake named Lac Fournel (Rivière du Vieux Fort).

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by its confluence with the lake named Lac Fournel (Rivière du Vieux Fort).

The upper limit is determined by its source.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°14′42″N., 60°50′10″W. and 50°14′29″N., 60°50′10″W.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Caumont, including the following lakes named: Lac Andilly (Ardilly), Lac d’Aune, Lac Couillard, Lac Courtemanche, Lac Pachot and Lac Washicoutai and the sections of the rivers between the lakes named Lac Washicoutai and Lac d’Aune and Lac Andilly (Ardilly) and Lac Caumont.

The downstream limit is determined by a straight line joining points 50°16′10″N., 62°41′33″W. and 50°16′11″N., 62°41′32″W.

The upper limit is determined by the lake named Lac Holt.

The downstream limit is determined by a line joining points 50°16′07″N., 62°39′10″W., 50°15′34″N., 62°37′33″W. and 50°15′56″N., 62°37′00″W.

The upper limit is determined by its source.