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Français : Plan d'une partie de l'isle de Montréal levé en 1778 par Mre Péladau
« Selon la note afférente au plan et signée par l'archiviste municipal Conrad Archambault, le plan précise le bornage des terres ainsi que le nom du propriétaire de chacune d'elles, dans un territoire englobant entre autres la Côte Saint-Joseph, la Côte Saint-Antoine, le Côteau Saint-Pierre, la Côte Saint-Luc, la Côte-des-Neiges et une portion de Saint-Laurent. L'étendue de terrain couverte par ce plan peut se définir, du sud au nord, à partir de la rivière Saint-Pierre et du voisinage de la rue Notre-Dame jusqu'au chemin de la Côte-Vertu, puis, de l'est vers l'ouest, à partir de la rue McGill ainsi que du voisinage de la rue Jeanne-Mance et du prolongement imaginé de celle-ci vers le nord, jusqu'aux limites ouest de Ville Saint-Pierre. Un tracé en bleu présente le chemin de la Côte Saint-Luc tel qu'il existe tandis qu'un tracé en rouge propose certaines modifications à ce chemin. La coloration, ajoutée en 1937, indique de façon approximative la division territoriale de cette partie de l'île à la même époque. Les secteurs coloriés sont: Montréal-Ouest, le quartier Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Westmount, le village Côte-Saint-Luc, Hampstead, le quartier Mont-Royal, Outremont, la paroisse Saint-Laurent et Ville Mont-Royal. »
Date original : 1778 - copie : 1937
Source archivesdemontreal.ica-atom.org
Author Archives de la Ville de Montréal

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