Saint-Lambert, Residential town in Greater Montreal, Canada
Saint-Lambert is a residential town located on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River across from downtown Montreal. The area comprises several neighborhoods with homes, parks, and local shopping streets that shape residents' everyday lives.
The settlement emerged in the 19th century and grew rapidly after 1859 when the Victoria Bridge connected it to Montreal. This rail link turned the location into an important hub for commuters and commerce.
The town functions as a residential community where families and commuters make their daily lives. Neighborhoods reflect the typical character of South Shore suburbs, with tree-lined streets and local gathering points.
The town is well connected to Montreal through multiple roads and train services, making commuting straightforward. Visitors should know that as a residential area, it feels quieter during the day compared to downtown Montreal.
During both World Wars, the community had an exceptionally high rate of military participation among residents, reflecting a strong connection to national service. More than 130 local soldiers were killed in combat.
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