Location
Greater Joliette is the administrative capital of the Lanaudiere area and is not only conveniently located near major Canadian and Quebecois highways, but also benefits from outstanding industrial and manufacturing sectors, which are both dynamic and extremely diverse.
The region is easily accessible, prosperous and extremely vibrant.
- Conveniently located at the heart of the most dynamic province in Canada.
- A short 45-minute drive away from Montreal.
- 120 minutes away from Quebec City.
- 90 minutes away from the US and Ontario borders.
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Location
Greater Joliette is the administrative capital of the Lanaudiere area and is not only conveniently located near major Canadian and Quebecois highways, but also benefits from outstanding industrial and manufacturing sectors, which are both dynamic and extremely diverse.
The region is easily accessible, prosperous and extremely vibrant.
- Conveniently located at the heart of the most dynamic province in Canada.
- A short 45-minute drive away from Montreal.
- 120 minutes away from Quebec City.
- 90 minutes away from the US and Ontario borders.
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Location
Greater Joliette is the administrative capital of the Lanaudiere area and is not only conveniently located near major Canadian and Quebecois highways, but also benefits from outstanding industrial and manufacturing sectors, which are both dynamic and extremely diverse.
The region is easily accessible, prosperous and extremely vibrant.
- Conveniently located at the heart of the most dynamic province in Canada.
- A short 45-minute drive away from Montreal.
- 120 minutes away from Quebec City.
- 90 minutes away from the US and Ontario borders.
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Transportation
A strategic location.
LIts proximity to large urban centers such as Montreal and Trois-Rivieres allows easy access to a broad range of transport infrastructure, making it possible to reach more than 4M people within a 100 km radius, which represents over 60% of the Quebec population.
Along Highway 31
- 15 km away from Highway 40, which connects Montreal to Quebec City.
- 50 minutes away from the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 20).
Moreover, the city provides regional access to a sorting center and a public wharf connected to the rest of the continent by three major railway lines and one commercial airfield.
Pierre-Eliott Trudeau
International Airport (Montréal), a 90-minute flight away from Boston and New York City.
Canadian National
and Quebec-Gatineau railway lines.
Montreal and Trois-Rivieres seaports
accessible in less than 60 minutes.
Access to several highways
- Highway 20 (main axis of the Windsor-Quebec City corridor)
- Highway 10 (to the Eastern Townships)
- Highway 30 (to the US borders)
- Highway 15 and Highway 50 (to Ottawa and the United States).
Transportation
A strategic location.
LIts proximity to large urban centers such as Montreal and Trois-Rivieres allows easy access to a broad range of transport infrastructure, making it possible to reach more than 4M people within a 100 km radius, which represents over 60% of the Quebec population.
Along Highway 31
- 15 km away from Highway 40, which connects Montreal to Quebec City.
- 50 minutes away from the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 20).
Moreover, the city provides regional access to a sorting center and a public wharf connected to the rest of the continent by three major railway lines and one commercial airfield.
Pierre-Eliott Trudeau
International Airport (Montréal), a 90-minute flight away from Boston and New York City.
Canadian National
and Quebec-Gatineau railway lines.
Montreal and Trois-Rivieres seaports
accessible in less than 60 minutes.
Access to several highways
- Highway 20 (main axis of the Windsor-Quebec City corridor)
- Highway 10 (to the Eastern Townships)
- Highway 30 (to the US borders)
- Highway 15 and Highway 50 (to Ottawa and the United States).
