Beauport (Quebec)

The Town of Beauport was created in 1976 following the fusion of several municipalities (Beauport, Giffard, Saint-Michel-Archangel, Villeneuve, Montmorency, Courville and Holy-Therese-of-Lisieux). In 2002, Beauport was again amalgamated, this time, with the town of Quebec. Beauport is the fifth district of the city, whose limits correspond to the old municipality of the same name. It is the district located more at the east of the city. Its south-eastern limit follows bank of the Fleuve the St. Lawrence, of battures of Beauport to the mouth of the Rivière Montmorency close to the falls of the same name. The district extends towards north on ten kilometers.

History

The origin of Beauport goes back with the seigniories which were granted Robert Giffard and to the Jesuits.

District of the Old man-Mill

The district Old man-Mill is limited to the east by the Beauport river, the south by the St. Lawrence river and north and the west by the limits of the district.

District of the Old man-Borough

District Saint-Michel

Extends from the street St-Michel to the street Vaillancourt and of the street Montpellier in Boul. Raymond

District of Fall-Montmorency

Bonds

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