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De L'Église station
De L'Église station is served by Line 1 on the Montreal metro. On Line 1, it sits between LaSalle and Verdun. It opened in 1978 and now handles roughly 3,518,519 passengers a year. It sits in Verdun, and its name falls under the "District" category.
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Key facts
Lines 1 District Verdun Opened 1978 Annual ridership 3,518,519 Name origin District Distance from centre ≈ 7.4 km Coordinates 45.46278, -73.56694
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
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Map around De L'Église
Map around De L'Église Location of De L'Église station and its neighbours on the Montreal metro.
De L'Église LaSalle Verdun
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve De L'Église station? De L'Église is served by Line 1 on the Montreal metro. Can you change lines at De L'Église? No. De L'Église is served only by Line 1. When did De L'Église station open? De L'Église station opened in 1978. What are the stations either side of De L'Église on Line 1? On Line 1, De L'Église sits between LaSalle and Verdun. How busy is De L'Église station? De L'Église handles roughly 3,518,519 passengers a year. Where is De L'Église station? De L'Église station is in Verdun, Montreal.
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