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Sainte-Foy is a city in central Quebec, Canada on the St. Lawrence River within the city limits of Quebec City. Population ( 2001): 72,547

In 2002 the city was merged with the city of Quebec along with many other cities. The resulting entity kept the name of Quebec City.

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