The big imposing hotel is the Chateau Frontenac.
Monument to Louis Jolliet (with two L's) (1645-1700).
Martello tower on the Plains of Abraham
Quebec City was founded in 1608, one year after Jamestown.
View of Old Quebec from Edifice Marie-Guyart
Montmorency Falls
Approx. 71°8'50", my easternmost point in Canada and second-easternmost ever (Kittery ME is farther east)
After scouring must of eastern Ontario for a hotel room on June 30 (stupid Americans looking for a room the night before Canada Day), we crossed into the US on the Thousand Islands Bridge the next day.
As an Iowan I am obligated to laugh at this.
This bridge links Canada to I-81, which we took to Syracuse and then west on I-90.
Taking I-490 through Rochester to clinch it
Note "Inner Loop" sign
Obvious candidate for sign replacement
West end of I-490, right after the toll booth
I-290 became the first interstate east of the Mississippi and not in Illinois that I traveled in more than one year.
I-990 ends at a partial interchange.
Clinched the highest-numbered 3di!