THE MONTRÉAL MÉTRO
The city of Montréal is in
Quebéc, Canada, the city itself has a population of 1.8
million people, and is located mainly on an island in the
St. Lawrence. Qubec is the French speaking part of
Canada, French is the official language, but most signs
are bilingual.
The Metro consists of 4 lines which are identified by
colour (Côte-Vertu
to Henri-Bourassa, Snowdon to
Saint-Michel, Honoré-Beaugrand to
Angringnon, and Berri-Uquam to
Longueuil) and has 65
stations (). The Métro is completely rubber tired and
underground. In the city a number of stations are part of
the 'underground city'.
