Saint-Louis-de-France, Administrative sector in Trois-Rivières, Canada.
Saint-Louis-de-France is an administrative sector in the northern part of Trois-Rivières, situated along the Champlain River. The area contains residential neighborhoods, local services, and community facilities that serve the people living there.
The sector originated from a parish municipality founded in the early 1900s. It was merged with Trois-Rivières during a major municipal reorganization in the early 2000s.
The sector maintains strong French-speaking traditions and religious practices through the Diocese of Montreal, offering regular community gatherings and social activities.
The sector is accessible by local roads and public transportation that connect residential areas to downtown Trois-Rivières. Visitors will find grocery stores, schools, and small parks throughout the neighborhood.
The name derives from Louis IX of France, who became Saint Louis after his canonization in 1297, connecting to the French national church of Rome.
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