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Verdun

To live in Verdun is to enjoy the beauty of the river and make the most of the borough’s green spaces and vibrant urban scene. 

The 69,000 or so Verdunites are a short ride from downtown thanks to the borough’s three metro stations. 

Active transportation is also popular in Verdun, where cyclists, pedestrians and skateboarders make full use of its 27 kilometres of bike paths, 9.5 kilometres of pedestrian paths, and 15 kilometres of shoreline.

Verdun, a borough since 2002, is a mainly residential community steeped in a rich history dating back to the founding of New France. 
What’s more, recent archeological digs near Maison Nivard-De Saint-Dizier revealed that the occupation of the Verdun shoreline by First Nations stretches back 5,500 years.

Neighbourhoods

Ile-des-Soeurs

L'Île-des-Sœurs

L’Île-des-Sœurs is a residential area located in a unique urban environment that offers access to downtown Montréal within minutes. It is also home to the lush Domaine Saint-Paul wooded area, designated an exceptional forest ecosystem by the Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs.
Crawford

Crawford

This residential area, bordered in the north by the Canal de l’aqueduc, dates back to the 1940s and is a source of pride for neighbourhood residents. There’s a familiarity about each of the buildings here, which lends the neighbourhood its charm.
Rue Wellington

Rue Wellington

Verdun’s major commercial thoroughfare – nicknamed “la Well” – offers an eclectic mix of small businesses and restaurants. There’s plenty to discover on Rue Wellington, which plays host to a full slate of activities, including the Cabane Panache et Bois Rond lumberjack party and the Festival International de Jazz de Verdun.

Verdun : un milieu de vie accueillant

Key figures

  • 9.83 km²
    area
  • 69,229
    population
  • 7,126
    inhabitants per km²
  • 400,287
    valeur médiane d’une propriété
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