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Gaspe

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Gas·pé  (gs-p)
A city of eastern Quebec, Canada, on Gaspé Bay, an inlet of the Gulf of St. Lawrence near the eastern tip of the Gaspé Peninsula. Fishing, lumbering, and tourism are important to its economy. Population: 14,932.


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By reducing the fortress, this then allowed the British army free access to New Brunswick, the Gaspe Peninsula and the Gulf of the St Lawrence was now under control of the Royal Navy.
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Perce Rock is one of the biggest tourist attractions along the Gaspe Peninsula, even when there isn't anyone having sex on it.
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