Lakes and reservoirs in Quebec

Quebec’s landscape is defined by its vast water systems, ranging from the massive Lake Mistassini, the province's largest natural lake, to the Manicouagan Reservoir, an ancient impact crater known as the 'Eye of Quebec.' This list explores significant bodies of water like Pingualuk Lake, housed within a perfectly circular meteorite crater, and the Lacs des Loups Marins, famous for its rare freshwater seal population. These sites represent critical hydroelectric resources, such as the Caniapiscau Reservoir, and essential ecological habitats stretching from the Capitale-Nationale to the remote Ungava Peninsula.