Montreal Districts

Anjou

• In Anjou, three out of four residents are native French speaking.
• Almost half of the households established in Anjou are home owners.
• Anjou offers a sizeable industrial park with a large variety of companies.

Anjou

Local Street Map of Anjou (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Anjou
Ville de Montréal Anjou

Côte-des-Neiges / Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

• In CDN-NDG, nearly one resident out of two is an immigrant.
• Both districts are bordered by the Mont-Royal and the Saint-Jacques cliff.
• Of all the Montreal districts, Côte-des-Neiges and Notre-Dame-de-Grâce are the most populated.

Côte-des-Neiges / Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

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L'Île-Bizard / Sainte-Geneviève

• Both districts, L'Île-Bizard and Sainte-Geneviève, are mostly residential.
• The borough is one of the least populated and with the least number of immigrants.
• L'Île-Bizard and Sainte-Geneviève are surrounded by lake Deux-Montagnes and Rivière-des-Prairies.

l'Île-Bizard / Sainte-Geneviève

Local Street Map of L'Île Bizard-Sainte-Geneviève (PDF)
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Lachine

• Significant disparities exist between Lachine East and Lachine West.
• The number of immigrants living in Lachine is one of the lowest in Montreal.
• Lachine is bordered by the Saint-Laurent River and is close to the Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau International Airport.

Lachine

Local Street Map of Lachine (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Lachine
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LaSalle

• LaSalle offers the highest number of jobs in the manufacturing industry.
• The borough is bordered by the Lachine Canal, the Aqueduc Canal and the Saint-Laurent River.
• In LaSalle lives a high number of post-secondary graduates in commerce and in business management.

LaSalle

Local Street Map of LaSalle (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques LaSalle
Ville de Montréal LaSalle

Mercier / Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

• The residents of Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve live in three distinct housing areas.
• The three areas are separated from each other by large industrial sectors and major roads.
• Non-profit organizations and cooperatives occupy a large and important part in the borough economy.

Mercier / Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

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Montréal-Nord

• Of all the Montreal districts, Montréal-Nord is the most densely built.
• In Montréal-Nord, the presence of immigrants of Italian and Haitian origins is rather high.
• Residents in Montréal-Nord profit from a large amount of cultural, recreational and sporting activities and facilities.

Montréal-Nord

Local Street Map of Montréal-Nord (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Montréal-Nord
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Outremont

• Outremont is the smallest Montreal borough and district.
• Outremont is a borough with the largest number of women residents.
• Outremont is a residential district where a certain Montreal elite chooses to reside.

Outremont

Local Street Map of Outremont (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Outremont
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Pierrefonds / Roxboro

• Pierrefonds and Roxboro are primarily residential districts.
• The borough is more that 300 years old with 300 years of history.
• The territory follows the Rivière-des-Prairies for a distance as long as 29.5 km.

Pierrefonds / Roxboro

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Plateau-Mont-Royal

• The largest number of francophones lives on the Plateau.
• The Plateau-Mont-Royal is located in the centre of the City of Montreal.
• Compared to all Montreal districts, the Plateau has the lowest number of senior citizens living on its territory.

Plateau-Mont-Royal

Local Street Map of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Plateau-Mont-Royal
Ville de Montréal Plateau-Mont-Royal

Rivière-des-Prairies / Pointe-aux-Trembles

• Rivière-des-Prairies and Pointe-aux-Trembles are the largest Montreal districts.
• Both districts are bordered by the Saint-Laurent River and the Rivière-des-Prairies.
• The number of home owners in both districts is the equivalent of twice the Montreal average.

Rivière-des-Prairies / Pointe-aux-Trembles

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Rosemont / La Petite-Patrie

• The borough is one with the largest number of jobs offerings.
• The borough is one with the lowest number of young people.
• Of all the Montreal districts, Rosemont and La-Petite-Patrie are among the most populated.

Rosemont / La Petite-Patrie

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Saint-Laurent

• Saint-Laurent is a leader in hosting and integrating new immigrants
• Saint-Laurent is known for the diversity and the quality of the services provided to its residents.
• Saint-Laurent is known for the many jobs offered by a large variety of companies established on its territory.

Saint-Laurent

Local Street Map of Saint-Laurent (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Saint-Laurent
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Saint-Léonard

• The population of Saint-Léonard is more and more multicultural.
• Because of many large boulevards, the traffic is usually smooth and fast.
• The location of Saint-Leonard serves its development and stimulates its economy.

Saint-Léonard

Local Street Map of Saint-Léonard (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Saint-Léonard
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Le Sud-Ouest

• Le-Sud-Ouest is one of the oldest borough and district in Montréal.
• The fate of the Sud-Ouest has always been closely linked to the Lachine Canal.
• During the next few years, Le-Sud-Ouest will have to face important challenges.

Le Sud-Ouest

Local Street Map of Le Sud-Ouest (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Le Sud-Ouest
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Verdun

• Verdun offers a cycling network of more than 25 km.
• Verdun has three distinct areas that combine nature, water and urbanity.
• Verdun is bordered by the Saint-Laurent River, the Lachine Rapids and the Aqueduc Canal.

Verdun

Local Street Map of Verdun (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Verdun
Ville de Montréal Verdun

Ville-Marie

• Ville-Marie is bordered by the Mont-Royal and the Saint-Laurent River.
• The highest number of jobs and commercial activities are all found in Ville-Marie.
• Most of the international organisations based in Montreal are located in Ville-Marie.

Ville-Marie

Local Street Map of Ville-Marie (PDF)
Montréal en Statistiques Ville-Marie
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Villeray / Saint-Michel / Parc-Extension

• The borough is well served by effective road networks and public transit.
• Villeray, Saint-Michel and Parc-Extension feature sports facilities known internationaly.
• Unlike other Montreal districts, nearly half of the local workforce uses public transit to go to work.

Villeray / Saint-Michel / Parc-Extension

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