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Belvédère de la côte de Sillery

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Looking south-east from Belvédère de la côte de Sillery. Terrain and imagery at true elevation.

Belvédère de la côte de Sillery sits along the Chemin du Roy at an elevation of 59 feet, facing 135°, a direction that looks toward sunrise. The terrain drops 46 feet within 600 meters of the overlook. Pointe Atkinson, a cape, lies south-southeast at 0.9 miles, close to river level at 16 feet. Rivière à la Scie, a tributary of the south shore of the St. Lawrence River that flows entirely within the city of Lévis, is visible to the east at 1.0 mile. Farther off, Cap Samson rises to 256 feet to the south at 2.2 miles, and Sommet de Saint-Jean, at 335 feet, stands south-southeast at 4.4 miles. Because the overlook faces toward sunrise, morning light varies by season: sunrise comes at 04:52 near the June solstice, 06:49 at the March equinox, 06:32 at the September equinox, and 07:28 at the December solstice, with sunset ranging from 20:43 in June to 16:00 in December. The previous stop on this route is Belvédère de Tequenonday, and the next is Vieux Quai Lemay.

Access
0.5 mi detour
Elevation
59 ft
View
Southeast · 135°
Light
Best at sunrise
Relief
46 ft drop
In view
4 named features
Details of a graffiti in Quebec City (Canada).
Letartean · CC BY 3.0 · source
Le parvis de l'Église Saint-Michel constitue un belvédère exceptionnel pour admirer le fleuve St-Laurent. On y retrouve le monument dédié aux saints martyrs canadiens . Inspirée du style néogothique, l'Église Saint-Michel de Sillery érigée face au fleuve St-Laurent, a été construite en 1852 afin de
Eric Fortin · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source
Au pied du parvis de l'Église Saint-Michel de Sillery se trouve la grande statue de Marie-Immaculée. Oeuvre de Luis Pagé, elle fut érigée en 1984, année de la visite du pape Jean-Paul II à Québec. Située au 1600 rue du Cardinal-Persico, au coeur de l'arrondissement Sillery de Québec, l'Église Saint-
Eric Fortin · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source
Inspirée du style néogothique, l'Église St-Michel de Sillery autrefois appelée St-Colomb, fut construite en 1852. Érigée face au fleuve St-Laurent, son parvis offre une vue panoramique embrassant la pointe de l'Ile d'Orléans jusqu'au Pont de Québec. Située au coeur de l'arrondissement historique de
Eric Fortin · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source
Église Saint-Michel de Sillery, 1600, rue du Cardinal-Persico, Québec (Sillery), Québec patrimoine-religieux.com
Jeangagnon · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source
Église Saint-Michel de Sillery, 1600, rue du Cardinal-Persico, Québec (Sillery), Québec patrimoine-religieux.com « Un monument aux martyrs jésuites canadiens, réalisé par Barsetti & Frères en 1940, rappelle que cette année-là Pie XII a proclamé les martyrs canadiens patrons du Canada, après sain
Jeangagnon · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source

What you’re looking at

Named terrain inside the view from this overlook, nearest first.

  • Pointe Atkinson16 ftsouth-southeast · 0.9 mi
  • Rivière à la Scie13 fteast · 1.0 mi
  • Cap Samson256 ftsouth · 2.2 mi
  • Sommet de Saint-Jean335 ftsouth-southeast · 4.4 mi

Light

This overlook faces sunrise 45° off square to it.

DateSunriseSunsetGolden hour
March equinox06:4918:5818:18
June solstice04:5220:4319:56
September equinox06:3218:4518:05
December solstice07:2816:0015:08

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Rivière à la Scie · WikipediaCC BY-SA

The rivière à la Scie is a tributary of the south shore of the St. Lawrence River. This watercourse empties into the city of Lévis and flows entirely within the territory of the city of Lévis, in the administrative region of Chaudière-Appalaches, in Quebec, in Canada.

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How high is Belvédère de la côte de Sillery?

Belvédère de la côte de Sillery sits at about 59 feet (18 m).

What can you see from Belvédère de la côte de Sillery?

From Belvédère de la côte de Sillery: Pointe Atkinson (SSE, 0.9 mi); Rivière à la Scie (E, 1.0 mi); Cap Samson (S, 2.2 mi); Sommet de Saint-Jean (SSE, 4.4 mi).

Is Belvédère de la côte de Sillery better at sunrise or sunset?

Sunrise. The land falls away from Belvédère de la côte de Sillery toward the sunrise, so at sunset the light is behind you. Exact times shift through the year; the page shows the current window.

What is the next lookout after Belvédère de la côte de Sillery?

Vieux Quai Lemay is the next surfaced lookout along the same route after Belvédère de la côte de Sillery.

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