What were Jacques Cartier travel routes?

Jacques Cartier, the French explorer, primarily traveled along the St. Lawrence River during his voyages to North America in the 1530s. His first expedition in 1534 took him to the Gulf of St. Lawrence and included the discovery of Prince Edward Island and the Gaspé Peninsula. On his subsequent voyages in 1535 and 1541, he navigated further inland, reaching the St. Lawrence River and exploring areas near present-day Montreal, which he called "Hochelaga." Cartier's routes were significant in establishing French claims to Canada and mapping the region's geography.