
Ranking · 2026
The largest neighbourhoods and cities in Quebec by area
This ranking covers 35 Quebec neighbourhoods and cities. At the top: Saguenay, with 1,124.6 km² (Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021), ahead of Quebec City and Lévis.
Median: L'Île-Bizard-Sainte-Geneviève (36.2 km²) · Last: Outremont (3.8 km²)
Full ranking
This ranking keeps the 35 Quebec neighbourhoods and cities whose measure is published on Explore Ma Ville (source: Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021). Each row opens the territory's detailed page.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the largest city in Quebec by area?
- It is Saguenay, with 1,124.6 km², that leads the 35 Quebec neighbourhoods and cities in this ranking (Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021).
- Who takes the first 5 places in this ranking?
- In order: Saguenay (1,124.6 km²), Quebec City (452.3 km²), Lévis (448.1 km²), Sherbrooke (353.4 km²) and Gatineau (341.8 km²). The full ranking covers 35 territories (Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021).
- What is the median value in this ranking?
- L'Île-Bizard-Sainte-Geneviève holds the median position with 36.2 km². At the top, Saguenay reaches 1,124.6 km² (Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021).
- Where does this data come from?
- Source: Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021. Each row in the ranking links to the territory's page, which documents the period and origin of every measure.
- Is there a big gap between first and last?
- First: Saguenay with 1,124.6 km². Last: Outremont with 3.8 km². The ranking covers 35 Quebec neighbourhoods and cities (Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021).
- How many territories does this ranking cover?
- 35 Quebec neighbourhoods and cities are ranked here, based on Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021. Explore Ma Ville covers major urban areas in Quebec; coverage expands as new sources are integrated.
- Is this ranking up to date?
- The data comes from Official territorial boundaries, Statistics Canada 2021 (2026 edition). Explore Ma Ville integrates each new official publication as soon as it becomes available.
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