Historical maps to locate the St. Pierre River.
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This map, showing the St. Pierre River (in 1696?), is found in a history of Loyola College; you can see the river on the top right and how it forms the Petit Lac St. Pierre in the bottom foreground. |
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Map from 1739; you can see the St. Pierre River beginning on Mount Royal, going through present-day Cote St. Luc and Montreal West, then forming a lake in what were the Turcot train yards before emptying out at the St. Laurent River. |
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Another old map, from 1744, showing the Island of Montreal, surrounding areas, and St. Pierre River.
 | Here is a contemporary map showing the St. Pierre River highlighted in purple. |
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