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Laurentia may refer to:GeographyLaurentia, the continental craton at the heart of North America
Laurentia, a former continent
North America, the continent
Laurentian Shield, the shield at the heart of the craton
Laurentian Mountains
Saint Lawrence River basin
Laurentia (bioregion)
Laurentia, a proposed deep-water container terminal at the Port of Quebec
Laurentie (concept), a poetic name given to Quebec, and a name for the idea of an independent Quebec, from the 1930s to the 1950sMediaLaurentie (magazine), a magazine of the Alliance laurentienne, a Quebec independence organization in the 1950s
Laurentia (film), also known as Laurentie, a film directed by Mathieu DenisPeoplesurname "Laurentia", see Laurentius
Saint Laurentia, see Palatias and Laurentia
Pierre-Sébastien LaurentieBiologyLaurentia (moth), a moth genus of the family Pyralidae
Doxocopa laurentia, a butterfly of the family Nymphalidae
Amaxia laurentia, a moth of the subfamily Arctiinae
Palmerella or Laurentia, a genus of flower in the family Campanulaceae
Isotoma axillaris, a blue-flowered herbaceous perennial sometimes called 'laurentia'Other162 Laurentia, asteroid
USS Laurentia (AF-44), US Navy World War II stores ship
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