By-election in Anjou

Geography of Anjou

Description

In a decision returned by the Commission de la représentation électorale du Québec (Committee of the electoral representation of Quebec) on June 12, 1992 concerning the demarcation of constituencies, the Anjou constituency is described as follows:

"La circonscription d'Anjou comprend la ville d'Anjou et une partie de la ville de Montréal, le tout délimité comme suit : la limite de la ville d'Anjou avec les villes de Montréal-Nord, de Montréal et de Montréal-Est, la limite des villes de Montréal et de Montréal-Est, la rue Sherbrooke, la rue Saint-Donat et la limite de la ville d'Anjou avec les villes de Montréal et de Saint-Léonard." (The Anjou constituency includes the city of Anjou and a part of the city of Montreal, the whole described as follows: the limit of the city of Anjou with the cities of Montréal-Nord, Montréal and Montréal-Est, the limit of the citied of Montréal and Montréal-Est, the rue Sherbrooke, the rue Saint-Donat and the limit of the city of Anjou with the cities of Montréal and Saint-Léonard.)

Map of the Anjou constituency (on the Directeur général des élections du Québec website): click here.

Geographical Situation

The Anjou constituency is situated in the eastern part of the Montreal administrative region. It is surrounded by LaFontaine in the north west, Pointe-aux-Trembles in the east, Bourget, Viger and Jeanne-Mance in the south and Sauvé in the west.

Map of the Montreal administrative region (on the Directeur général des élections du Québec website): click here.