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Anjou BoroughAnjou
Founded in 1956, Anjou district and borough is located in the North East of the island of Montreal. Saint-Léonard to the West, Mercier East to the South, Pointe-aux-Trembles to the East and Rivière-des-Prairies to the North. Large public roads like Louis-Hyppolyte-Lafontaine, Ray-Lawson, Henri-Bourassa and the Metropolitan Boulevard divide this interesting and not very populous Montreal borough and district. 
Behind the eventful commercial roads lay peaceful residential streets and Italian style gardens. There's a lot of elegance in the architecture of the residential avenues. The houses have a noble and practical look and, often if not always, are surrounded by well tended grounds. The side streets are very pretty. It's a lively neighborhood. There's rhythm in the hum of the traffic, in the stream of the workers and in the echo of the busy retail stores. Thank you for visiting Anjou-District. Anjou Population
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