Samuel de Champlain Monument, Quebec City

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The Samuel de Champlain Monument in Quebec City is a prominent early 20th-century bronze and stone memorial honoring French explorer Samuel de Champlain, regarded as the founder of the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monument
architect Paul-Alexandre Le Cardonnel
category Bronze sculptures in Canada
Monuments and memorials in Quebec City
Outdoor sculptures in Quebec City
Statues of explorers
commemorates French exploration in North America
founding of Quebec City
coordinates 46.811°N 71.205°W
country Canada
dedicatedTo Samuel de Champlain
elevation above the St. Lawrence River
genre commemorative monument
hasInscriptionLanguage English
French
hasPart allegorical figures
bronze statue of Samuel de Champlain
inscribed plaques
stone pedestal
height about 16 metres
heritageDesignation Classified Federal Heritage Building
National Historic Site of Canada
heritageDesignationDate 1908
inception 1898
locatedIn Canada
Old Quebec
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada

Quebec City
locatedInTimeZone America/Toronto
locatedNear Château Frontenac
St. Lawrence River
locatedOn Dufferin Terrace
materialUsed bronze
stone
monumentTo Samuel de Champlain
namedAfter Samuel de Champlain
operator Parks Canada
ownedBy Government of Canada
partOf Historic District of Old Québec
linked to: Old Quebec
publicAccess yes
sculptor Paul-Alexandre Le Cardonnel
subjectOf tourist photography
touristAttraction true
UNESCOWorldHeritageContext Historic District of Old Québec
linked to: Old Quebec
unveiledOn 1898-09-21

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Vernon March notableWork Samuel de Champlain Monument, Quebec City
Place Royale historic district hasPart Samuel de Champlain monument
linked to: Samuel de Champlain Monument, Quebec City