The Mayor of Quebec has been the highest elected official of the Quebec City government since the incorporation of the city in 1832.

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The following is a list of the mayors of Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.^[1]

• The first woman mayor of Quebec City was elected in 2005, 180 years after the creation of the city.
• Mayor Jean-Paul L'Allier has been the longest-serving mayor in the city's history, serving more than 16 years.
• The city was administered by a justice of the peace from 1836 to 1840.
• Party politics was introduced to city politics in the 1960s by Gilles Lamontagne's Progrès civique de Québec.

N/A : Non applicable

P.C. : Progrès civique de Québec

Q.F.F : Québec forte et fière

R.P. : Rassemblement populaire

Ind. : Independent

R.M.Q. : Renouveau municipal de Québec

• Quebec City Council