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Montreal
Montreal is the largest city in Quebec, and Canada’s second-largest city. It has a total land area of 1,644 square miles (4,259 square kilometers) with an estimated population of 3.86 million (as of February 2011).
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Why is Montreal located were it is?
The largest city and chief port in Canada; located in the province of Quebec in the St. Lawrence lowlands
What are examples of land formations?
land formation are bits of land that are like mountianes and rivers and forest and savanna
land formation are bits of land that are like mountianes and rivers and forest and savanna
no its physical geography
Best places in visit in Montreal?
I think it is definitely the Mount Royal. When you get on top you can see all of Montreal, and it's a really beautiful place to be, there is a lot of nature. If you come on a Sunday during the summer, there is the drum circle at the parc Jeanne-Mance, right at the foot of the Mount Royal. There is a lot of people goind there to enjoy the atmosphere, drumming and dancing, and there is also some kind of crafts market going on.
If you like amusement parks i would suggest La Ronde, but there are so many better parks that exist in other cities.
Where can you purchase Brylcreem in Calgary Canada?
You can order it online from anywhere or keep it "local" and order from well.ca/brand/brylcreem, there is always WalMart walmart.ca/search/brylcreem or try a small town drugstore. They usually carry stuff like that.
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Why are the Canadiens called the habs?
The original settlers in Quebec were sometimes referred to as inhabitants. This became shortened to habitants. The original Montreal Canadian jerseys contained a large letter C with a small letter h within the C . People made the mistake of thinking the H meant habitants. The term Habs is derived from this. In actuality the CH stood for Canadiens Hockey Club.
How many hours to Montreal from New York city by car?
It will take about 8 to 9 hours depending on traffic, to drive to Montreal from New York
How long does it take to get to Portugal from Montreal Canada?
It takes less than 7 hours to fly from Montreal, Canada to Lisbon [Lisboa], Portugal. Lisbon is 3,259 miles [5,244 kilometers; 2,832 nautical miles] east-southeast of Montreal.
The two cities aren't in the same time zone. Both Lisbon and Montreal observe daylight saving time [DST]. But their start/end dates differ. When Lisbon and Montreal are both on or both off DST, Montreal is 5 hours behind Lisbon. When one is on DST but the other is off, Montreal is 4 hours behind Lisbon.
How does one book a hotel stay at the Ritz Carlton in Montreal?
One can book a hotel stay by visiting the official website of the Ritz Carlton and booking online. Bookings can also be placed through various booking portals, such as Expedia or TripAdvisor.
Who wore number 4 for Montreal Canadians?
Number 4 for the Montreal Canadiens is famously associated with Serge Savard, a legendary defenseman who played for the team from 1966 to 1981. Savard was an integral part of the Canadiens' success during the 1970s, contributing to multiple Stanley Cup championships. His contributions to the team and the sport earned him a place in the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1986. The number 4 has since been retired by the Canadiens in honor of his legacy.
Canada
Montreal is a city in Canada. There is no county. It is located in the province of Quebec.
When did british capture Montreal?
The British captured Montreal in 1760 after years of fighting during the French and Indian War. The British had built forts surrounding French Canada during this time, pressuring the French to surrender. The supports the British colonists received from Parliment and William Penn during this time allowed them to secure their land and right to trade in North America. Soon after the capture of Montreal, the Treaty of Paris was signed, ending the French and Indian War.
The British captured Montreal in 1760 after years of fighting during the French and Indian War. The British had built forts surrounding French Canada during this time, pressuring the French to surrender. The supports the British colonists received from Parliment and William Penn during this time allowed them to secure their land and right to trade in North America. Soon after the capture of Montreal, the Treaty of Paris was signed, ending the French and Indian War.
What is the best route to drive from Montreal to Calgary?
Take the TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY WEST to Winnipeg. More specifically what you would do is you would take AUTOROUTE 40 OUEST to Ontario where it becomes HIGHWAY 417, then (past Ottawa) HIGHWAY 417 WEST becomes HIGHWAY 17. Continue on HIGHWAY 17 WEST. From there, continue on HIGHWAY 17 WEST to Manitoba where it becomes TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY 1 WEST, then take TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY 1 WEST to Winnipeg.
What is the population of Old Montreal?
In 2011, the population of the city of Montreal was 1,649,519 people. It is the largest city in the province of Quebec, the second largest city n Canada and the fifteenth largest city in North America.
What major cities are located in the St Lawrence lowlands?
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa,Windsor, and Hamilton are the major cities.
What is the distance from Lebanon New Hampshire to Montreal Canada?
MUCH bigger...
Canada Total Area....510 072 000 sq km
Lebanon Total Area:..........10 452 sq km
What state is the city of Montreal in?
First of all, there are no states in Canada. There are provinces. Montreal is located in the province of Quebec.
Do you have volcanoes in Montreal?
not since we last looked
From Wikipedia -
Some tourist guidebooks, such as the famous Michelin Guide to Montreal, state that Mount Royal is an extinct volcano. The mountain is not a traditional volcano per se. However, it is the deep extension of a vastly eroded ancient volcanic complex, which was probably active about 125 million years ago.[1] The mountain was created when the North American PlateNew England hotspot,[1] along with the other mountains of the Monteregian Hills. The magma intruded into the sedimentary rocks underneath the area, producing at least eight igneous stocks. The main rock type is a gabbro composed of pyroxene, olivine and variable amounts of plagioclase. During and after the main stage of intrusion, the gabbros and surrounding rocks were intruded by a series of volcanic dikessills. Subsequently, the surrounding softer sedimentary rock was eroded, leaving behind the resistant igneous rock that forms the mountain.
SO Basically... the mountain was created by a volcano 125 million years ago.
How were the colonists affected by the Quebec act of 1774?
Colonists disliked the Quebec Act because it canceled all of thier western land claims and it threatened a lot of their religious freedom. This act was also listed as one of te Intolerable Acts because of how they so despised this act.
