Saint-Léonard vs Beauport
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Comparison
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Beauport leads on 5 of the 6 dimensions compared. Between Saint-Léonard and Beauport, 10 public indicators line up. Saint-Léonard pulls ahead with 75,707 residents on population (83,366 residents for Beauport). 13.5 km² on area in Saint-Léonard, 78.9 km² in Beauport. on density, Saint-Léonard reaches 5,616 residents per km² while Beauport sits at 1,057 residents per km². Beauport takes the edge on area (5.9× more), while Saint-Léonard stands out on density (5.3× more).
| Indicator | Saint-Léonard | Beauport |
|---|---|---|
| Population (residents) | 75 707 | 83 366 |
| Area (square kilometres) | 13,5 km² | 78,9 km² |
| Density (residents per km²) | 5 616 | 1 057 |
| Public trees (maintained public trees) | 23 446 | 15 477 |
| Bus stops (stops) | 279 | 560 |
| Schools (schools (MEQ)) | 14 | 20 |
| Primary schools (primary schools) | 12 | 13 |
| Secondary schools (secondary schools) | 2 | 3 |
| Public schools (public schools) | 14 | 18 |
| Private schools (private schools) | 0 | 2 |
In short
The spatial contrast between these two areas is striking, with Beauport covering 78.9 km², which is about 5.9 times more (or 485% more) than the 13.5 km² of Saint-Léonard (an absolute difference of 65.4 km²). This difference leads to a much higher urban density in Saint-Léonard, which has 5,616 inhabitants per km² (Saint-Léonard has about 5.3 times more (or 432% more) than Beauport with 1,057, an absolute difference of 4,560). This compact Montreal territory has a population of 75,707 residents compared to 83,366 for its Quebec City counterpart, representing an absolute difference of 7,659 residents.
Questions
Questions about Saint-Léonard vs Beauport
- Which area should I choose for a quieter, more spacious neighborhood feel?
- Beauport is ideal with its low density of 1,057 residents per km², offering vast spaces compared to the higher density of Saint-Léonard which reaches 5,616 residents per km² (an absolute difference of 4,560).
- Which neighborhood is greener in terms of urban forestry?
- Saint-Léonard has 23,446 public trees (Saint-Léonard has 51% more than Beauport with 15,477, representing an absolute difference of 7,969).
- How does public transit access compare between these two locations?
- Beauport has 560 bus stops (Beauport has about 2 times more (or 101% more) than Saint-Léonard and its 279 stops, representing an absolute difference of 281).
- What is the educational offering like for families with children?
- Beauport offers 20 schools in total (Beauport has 43% more than Saint-Léonard with 14, representing an absolute difference of 6), including 13 primary schools (an absolute difference of 1 compared to the 12 in Saint-Léonard) and 3 secondary schools (Beauport has 50% more than Saint-Léonard with 2, representing an absolute difference of 1). There are 18 public schools (an absolute difference of 4 compared to the 14 in Saint-Léonard) and 2 private schools (an absolute difference of 2 compared to the 0 in Saint-Léonard).
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