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Le Plateau-Mont-Royal vs Longueuil

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Montréal

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Longueuil

Province du Québec

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Comparison

The same numbers,
side by side.

Between Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Longueuil, 12 public indicators line up. Le Plateau-Mont-Royal shows 100,390 residents on population versus 254,480 residents for Longueuil. Le Plateau-Mont-Royal records 8.1 km² on area, against 115.8 km² in Longueuil. on density, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal reaches 12,348 residents per km² while Longueuil sits at 2,198 residents per km². Longueuil takes the edge on area (14.2× more), while Le Plateau-Mont-Royal stands out on density (5.6× more).

Comparison of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Longueuil on 12 public indicators
IndicatorLe Plateau-Mont-RoyalLongueuil
Population (residents)100 390254 480
Area (square kilometres)8,1 km²115,8 km²
Density (residents per km²)12 3482 198
Schools (schools (MEQ))2871
Primary schools (primary schools)1753
Secondary schools (secondary schools)410
Public schools (public schools)2165
Private schools (private schools)76
CEGEPs (CEGEPs and colleges)1917
Metro stations (stations)31
Bus stops (stops)3411 805
Households (households)57 880113 085

Population

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

100 390

residents

Longueuil

254 480

residents

Area

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

8.1km²

square kilometres

Longueuil

115.8km²

square kilometres

Density

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

12 348

residents per km²

Longueuil

2 198

residents per km²

Schools

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

28

schools (MEQ)

Longueuil

71

schools (MEQ)

Primary schools

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

17

primary schools

Longueuil

53

primary schools

Secondary schools

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

4

secondary schools

Longueuil

10

secondary schools

Public schools

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

21

public schools

Longueuil

65

public schools

Private schools

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

7

private schools

Longueuil

6

private schools

CEGEPs

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

19

CEGEPs and colleges

Longueuil

17

CEGEPs and colleges

Metro stations

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

3

stations

Longueuil

1

stations

Bus stops

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

341

stops

Longueuil

1 805

stops

Households

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

57 880

households

Longueuil

113 085

households

In short

Living in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal or Longueuil offers two contrasting visions of space, as the South Shore city spans 115.8 km² compared to only 8.1 km² for the Montreal neighborhood, giving Longueuil about 14.2 times more area (or 1324% more). This difference in scale translates into a striking urban density, with Le Plateau-Mont-Royal showing 12,348 residents per km², which is about 5.6 times more (or 462% more) than Longueuil and its 2,198 residents per km². While the Plateau charms with its concentrated neighborhood life and 3 metro stations, Longueuil offers a vast residential territory of 254,480 residents supported by an extensive network of 1,805 bus stops.

For which lifestyle?

Four lifestyles, who wins each.

Even split between Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and Longueuil across 1 lifestyles.

For students

CEGEPs, universities, housing cost

Tied

Tight match-up

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

74

Longueuil

74

About the scores. 0 to 100 per lifestyle, computed from public indicators (schools, safety, transit, environment, etc.) across all boroughs and cities covered by Explore Ma Ville.

Questions

Questions about Le Plateau-Mont-Royal vs Longueuil

Which living environment offers more peace of mind between the two?
With a density of 2,198 residents per km², Longueuil offers a more spacious and quiet setting than Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, where density reaches 12,348 residents per km².
How does the school offering compare for families?
Longueuil has 71 schools in total, including 53 primary schools, which is about 3.1 times more (or 212% more) than Le Plateau-Mont-Royal and its 17 primary schools. The Plateau stands out slightly with 7 private schools compared to 6 in Longueuil.
Which sector is easier to navigate without a car?
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal facilitates quick travel with its 3 metro stations compared to only 1 in Longueuil. Longueuil compensates for this centralization with a vast surface network of 1,805 bus stops compared to 341 for the Plateau.
Which is the better choice for a student profile?
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal wins for student life thanks to the proximity of its 19 CEGEPs compared to 17 in Longueuil, combined with a cultural life accessible on foot.