The ZEC Nordique is a "zone d'exploitation contrôlée" (controlled harvesting zone) (ZEC) in the unorganized territory of the Lac-au-Brochet, in the Manicouagan Regional County Municipality (MRC), in the administrative region of Côte-Nord (North-Shore), in Quebec, in Canada.

Zec Nordique covers an area of 458.3 square kilometers in the heart of the MRC La Haute-Côte-Nord Regional County Municipality (Upper North Shore).

ZEC has a total of 150 km of motorable roads and 211 lakes, where a hundred followers practice sport fishing.

The boundaries of the Nordic ZEC are marked on: Moreover, the territory of the ZEC has an extension to the east of the Escoumins River, covering in particular the "Lac de la Grand-Mère" (lake Grandmother), "À la Pipe" (in Pipe), Téton (Stud), Des Îles (The Islands), Jérôme et Gagné.

The major lakes of Zec are: Albert, Boucher, Bouliane, Brûlé, du Buccin (Whelk), Carré (Square), Chatignies, Claire, de la Corne (Horn), du Cornet, du Crachat (Spit), Edmond, des Dames (Ladies), en Delta, Petit lac Dorval, "Eaux Mortes à Luma" (Lac Lamarre), Gabou, du Gâchis (the Hash), Gagné, Gaston, Gausse, Gilles, Gorgotton, du Grand Nez (the Big Nose), Grand Jumeau (Big Twin), de la Grand-Mère (the Grandmother), aux Grenouilles (the Frogs), Ignace, des Îles (Islands), Italie, Jeanne, Jérôme, Jour, Karabi, Lina, Long, Louis, Maclure, Petit lac Maclure, Mado, Marennes, Montchenu, des Numéros, Oublié, Pamphile, Téton, du Pic, à la Pipe, Polette, Pointu, de Pons, Pourri, Rond, Sam, des Sapins (Firs), des Savanes, Petit lac des Savannes, du pointeur, Téton, Ti-Georges, Ti-Paul, Ti-Thomas, Ti-Tole, Tranquille, Travers, "à Viateur" and "des Vieux" (Old).