Aqueduct Canal

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The Aqueduct Canal is a man-made waterway in the Sud-Ouest borough of Montreal, Quebec, historically built to supply the city with drinking water and now also serving recreational and scenic purposes.

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Aqueduct Canal canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
man-made waterway
connectsTo St. Lawrence River
country Canada
crossedBy Honoré-Mercier Bridge vicinity (transport corridors)
currentStatus operational water-supply canal
publicly accessible along portions of its banks
environmentalRole aquatic habitat
urban green corridor
hasAdjacentFeature Lachine Canal (nearby waterway)
linked to: Lachine Canal
hasOwner City of Montreal
linked to: Montreal
hasPart bankside path
embankment
green space
intake structures
service road
water treatment infrastructure
hasRecreationalUse cycling
jogging
nature observation
walking
hasScenicRole urban landscape feature of Sud-Ouest
historicalSignificance key infrastructure for Montreal’s potable water system
supported industrial and urban growth of Montreal
locatedIn Island of Montreal
Montreal
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada

Saint Lawrence River valley
linked to: St. Lawrence Valley

Sud-Ouest borough
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory City of Montreal
linked to: Montreal

Province of Quebec
linked to: province of Quebec
locatedInNeighbourhood Côte-Saint-Paul
LaSalle (adjacent area)
Pointe-Saint-Charles
Ville-Émard
maintainedBy City of Montreal
linked to: Montreal
partOf Montreal water supply system
primaryFunction municipal water supply
regulates flow of raw water to treatment facilities
subjectOf local heritage and environmental studies
municipal planning documents of Montreal
use drinking water supply
recreation
scenic amenity
waterwayType aqueduct canal

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Sud-Ouest traversedBy Aqueduct Canal