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Saint-Laurent vs Lévis

Saint-Laurent

Montréal

Saint-Laurent

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Lévis

Province du Québec

Lévis

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Comparison

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Comparing Saint-Laurent and Lévis means reading 10 public indicators side by side. Saint-Laurent records 93,842 residents on population, against 149,680 residents in Lévis; Saint-Laurent shows 43 km² on area versus 448.1 km² for Lévis; Saint-Laurent holds 2,184 residents per km² on density, 334 residents per km² for Lévis. On area, Lévis counts 10.4× more than Saint-Laurent; on density, Saint-Laurent leads by 6.5× more.

Comparison of Saint-Laurent and Lévis on 10 public indicators
IndicatorSaint-LaurentLévis
Population (residents)93 842149 680
Area (square kilometres)43 km²448,1 km²
Density (residents per km²)2 184334
Schools (schools (MEQ))3040
Primary schools (primary schools)1726
Secondary schools (secondary schools)26
Public schools (public schools)1935
Private schools (private schools)115
CEGEPs (CEGEPs and colleges)53
Households (households)39 15565 750

Population

Saint-Laurent

93 842

residents

Lévis

149 680

residents

Area

Saint-Laurent

43km²

square kilometres

Lévis

448.1km²

square kilometres

Density

Saint-Laurent

2 184

residents per km²

Lévis

334

residents per km²

Schools

Saint-Laurent

30

schools (MEQ)

Lévis

40

schools (MEQ)

Primary schools

Saint-Laurent

17

primary schools

Lévis

26

primary schools

Secondary schools

Saint-Laurent

2

secondary schools

Lévis

6

secondary schools

Public schools

Saint-Laurent

19

public schools

Lévis

35

public schools

Private schools

Saint-Laurent

11

private schools

Lévis

5

private schools

CEGEPs

Saint-Laurent

5

CEGEPs and colleges

Lévis

3

CEGEPs and colleges

Households

Saint-Laurent

39 155

households

Lévis

65 750

households

In short

The contrast between Saint-Laurent and Lévis is primarily defined by space, as Lévis spans an area of 448.1 km², which is about 10.4 times more (or 943% more) than the 43 km² of the Montreal borough, representing an absolute difference of 405.1 km². This difference results in highly contrasting urban densities, as Saint-Laurent features 2,184 people per km², which is about 6.5 times more (or 554% more) than Lévis with its density of 334, representing an absolute difference of 1,850 people per km². While Lévis offers a sprawling environment for its 65,750 households, Saint-Laurent gathers its 39,155 households within a compact metropolitan hub.

Questions

Questions about Saint-Laurent vs Lévis

What is the situation for families with primary and secondary school-aged children?
Lévis offers a vast network with 26 primary schools (an absolute difference of 9 more than the 17 in Saint-Laurent) and 6 secondary schools, which is about 3 times more (or 200% more) than Saint-Laurent with its 2 schools (an absolute difference of 4).
What about the private education and CEGEP options?
Saint-Laurent stands out with 11 private schools, which is about 2.2 times more (or 120% more) than Lévis with 5, representing an absolute difference of 6 more schools. The borough also offers 5 CEGEPs, representing an absolute difference of 2 more than Lévis with 3.
How does the volume of households compare between these two territories?
Lévis has 65,750 households, representing an absolute difference of 26,595 more households than Saint-Laurent with its 39,155 households, which is 68% more.
Which destination is better suited for avoiding high urban density?
Lévis provides a spacious atmosphere with a density of only 334 people per km². Conversely, Saint-Laurent presents a much more concentrated living environment with 2,184 people per km², representing an absolute difference of 1,850.
What is the difference concerning population and public schools?
Lévis has 149,680 residents (an absolute difference of 55,838 more than the 93,842 in Saint-Laurent) and offers 35 public schools, which is 84% more (an absolute difference of 16 more) than Saint-Laurent with 19, out of a total of 40 schools compared to 30 (an absolute difference of 10).
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