Thetford Mines

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Thetford Mines is a town in south-central Quebec, Canada. It is the seat of Les Appalaches Regional County Municipality. Thetford Mines was founded in 1876 after the discovery of large Asbestos deposits in the area, and the city became a hub for one of the World’s largest asbestos-producing regions.
In 2001 the city expanded to its current boundaries, merging with Black Lake, Robertsonville, Pontbriand and Thetford-Sud. Thetford Mines is the seat of the judicial district of Frontenac. An abundance of lakes and rivers provide plenty of opportunities for outdoor gatherings and cool refreshment. A series of summer festivals add to the enjoyment of the season, with sporting events, concerts and fireworks.

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