La Baie is located in the eastern part of the city of Saguenay.
It lies between upper and lower Saguenay and surrounds Ha!
Ha!
Bay.
The borough borders the Saguenay River to the north, Saint-Félix-d'Otis to the east, Ferland-et-Boilleau to the southeast, La Zec Mars-Moulin to the south, the Laterrière sector to the southwest, and the Chicoutimi Borough to the west.

La Baie is 262 km² (101 sq mi) or 23% of Saguenay's total area.
The urbanized zone is located on the mouths of the Ha!
Ha!
and Mars Rivers.
Urbanized areas cover only a small part of the bay area and the neighbouring plateaus.

Like the Saguenay Fjord's steep relief, altitude rises sharply from the bay's shores, particularly on the northwest banks.
Overlooking the bay, the Centennial Cross (French: Croix du centenaire) is 200 m (660 ft) from the shore and is located on the des Écorceurs Cove at an altitude of 170 m (560 ft).
On the other side of the bay is Mount Bélu, which has an altitude of 200 m (660 ft).
The town's outskirts stretch along a fluvial terrace down the Ha!
Ha!
and Mars Rivers toward Chicoutimi and Laterrière and go all the way to the Laurentians.
The plateaus to the east and southeast are flat enough for both agriculture and large infrastructure such as the Bagotville Airport and the Grande-Baie aluminum smelter.

The borough's soil is clayey like much of the Saguenay region because of river-ice deposits in the ravines that face the bay.
There are seventy-one scars from old landslides in the La Baie Borough's urban core.
La Baie is located in the eastern part of the city of Saguenay. It lies between upper and lower Saguenay and surrounds Ha! Ha! Bay. The borough borders the Saguenay River to the north, Saint-Félix-d'Otis to the east, Ferland-et-Boilleau to the southeast, La Zec Mars-Moulin to the south, the Laterrière sector to the southwest, and the Chicoutimi Borough to the west.
La Baie is 262 km² (101 sq mi) or 23% of Saguenay's total area. The urbanized zone is located on the mouths of the Ha! Ha! and Mars Rivers. Urbanized areas cover only a small part of the bay area and the neighbouring plateaus.
Like the Saguenay Fjord's steep relief, altitude rises sharply from the bay's shores, particularly on the northwest banks. Overlooking the bay, the Centennial Cross (French: Croix du centenaire) is 200 m (660 ft) from the shore and is located on the des Écorceurs Cove at an altitude of 170 m (560 ft). On the other side of the bay is Mount Bélu, which has an altitude of 200 m (660 ft). The town's outskirts stretch along a fluvial terrace down the Ha! Ha! and Mars Rivers toward Chicoutimi and Laterrière and go all the way to the Laurentians. The plateaus to the east and southeast are flat enough for both agriculture and large infrastructure such as the Bagotville Airport and the Grande-Baie aluminum smelter.
The borough's soil is clayey like much of the Saguenay region because of river-ice deposits in the ravines that face the bay. There are seventy-one scars from old landslides in the La Baie Borough's urban core.
La Baie