It contains the subdivisions Kutivik and Nunivik, with its highest point being Mount Caubvick in the Torngat Mountains.
The Monteregian Hills are remnants of magma intrusions in this province, and the Ungava Bay lies to its north. It contains the subdivisions Kutivik and Nunivik, with its highest point being Mount Caubvick in the Torngat Mountains. Its largest city lies on the Hochelaga Archipelago. This region contains the Chic-Choc ("shik shock") Mountains in its Gaspé Peninsula, located north of Chaleur Bay. Its longest river drains into the largest estuary in the world, that of the St. Lawrence River, and it is bordered by Newfoundland to the east and Ontario to the west. For 10 points, identify this province of Canada containing cities such as Montréal.
The Monteregian Hills are remnants of magma intrusions in this province, and the Ungava Bay lies to its north.
Québec