L'inukshuk de Ste-Croix-de-Lotbinière
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Zubulus
N 46° 37.686 W 071° 43.914
19T E 290873 N 5167463
Cet inukshuk a fière allure sur le bord du St-Laurent à Ste-Croix / [En] This inukshuk looks great on the shores of St. Lawrence river in St. Croix
Waymark Code: WMDABP
Location: Québec, Canada
Date Posted: 12/13/2011
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L'Inukshuk est un amas de pierres évoquant la forme humaine et qui parsème l'Arctique. Il sert de point de repère pour aider les Inuits à trouver leur chemin dans le désert blanc.
Ces pierres de taille qui ont servi à la construction de la 4e église de Sainte-Croix (église actuelle) proviennent de Saint-Marc-des-Carrières et furent acheminées par un chemin de glace sur le Saint-Laurent.
Août 2002
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[En]
The Inukshuk is a pile of stones evoking the human form and sprinkles the Arctic. It serves as a benchmark to help Inuit find their way into the White Desert.
These stones that were used in the construction of the fourth church of Sainte-Croix (current church) come from Saint-Marc-des-Carrières and were routed through a path of ice on the St. Lawrence river.
August 2002
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