Québec

Québec's largest cities are located very close to two world class mineral localities. Mont Saint-Hilaire's Poudrette Quarry is renowned for producing a great variety of rare and unusual pegmatite minerals. Snowball sized analcime crystals have been found, as well as aesthetic specimens of serandite. Transparent pink grossular garnets of excellent quality, as well as other fine specimens can be found at the Jeffrey Mine, near Asbestos. Well formed dolomite crystals occur near St. Eustache.

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Clubs in Québec

Asbestos

Club de Minéralogie d'Asbestos
66, rue Fréchette
Asbestos, Québec
J1T 4B6

Hull

Club de Minéralogie de l'Outauais
26, rue de l'Argile
Hull, QC
J8Z 3G2
Tel: (819) 771-0280
Contact: Jacques Chabot
E-mail: jacques.chabot3@videotron.ca

Montréal

Association Québécoise de Gemmologie
7409, Saint-André
Montréal, QC
H2R 2P8

Club de Minéralogie de Montréal
C.P. 305, succ. Saint-Michel
Montréal, QC
H2A 3M1
Tel: (514) 729-6416
Fax: (450) 964-4226
E-mail: cmm@archambault.net

Montreal Gem & Mineral Club

Société de Paléontologie du Québec
C.P. 31 Succ. Rosemont
Montréal, QC
HIX 3B6

Québec City

Club de Minéralogie de Québec

Thetford Mines

Club de Minéralogie de Thetford
671, boulevard Smith S., C.P. 462
Thetford Mines, QC
G6G 5T4

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