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Mount Belle Fontaine in Quebec, Canada, rises 1,151 metres and is the highest summit in the Laurentides Wildlife Reserve. Part of the Jacques-Cartier Massif, it is the second-highest peak in the Laurentian Mountains, surpassed only by Mount Raoul Blanchard at 1,181 metres. Located about 5 kilometres east of Route 175 and 20 kilometres south of L’Étape in a straight line, the mountain takes its name from nearby Lac Belle Fontaine to the west. Its significance today is chiefly geographic, standing as one of the notable high summits of this part of the Laurentians.
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