Quebec Autoroute 25

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Quebec Autoroute 25 is a major north–south highway in Quebec that connects the island of Montreal to the north shore suburbs via the Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine Bridge–Tunnel and other key transport links.

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Quebec Autoroute 25 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Autoroute in Quebec
controlled-access highway
abbreviation A-25
connects Island of Montreal
north shore suburbs of Montreal
connectsWith Autoroute 20
Autoroute 40
Autoroute 440
Autoroute 640
Route 125
country Canada
crosses Rivière des Prairies
Saint Lawrence River
direction north–south
extensionOpened A-25 toll bridge and Laval link in 2011
hasExit Exits serving Laval industrial areas
Exits serving Montreal North
Exits serving Montreal borough of Anjou
Exits serving Terrebonne residential areas
hasJunction Junction with Autoroute 15 via Autoroute 40 corridor
hasStructure Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine Bridge–Tunnel
Pie-IX Bridge
hasTollSection A-25 bridge between Montreal and Laval
highwaySystem Quebec Autoroute system
isPartOfCorridor link between south shore and north shore of Montreal area
languageOfDesignation French
locatedIn Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
maintainedBy Ministère des Transports du Québec
officialNameInFrench Autoroute 25
openedInPart 1960s
1970s
partOf Montreal metropolitan road network
passesThrough Anjou
Laval
Montreal
Montreal North
linked to: Montreal-Nord

Terrebonne
region Lanaudière
Montreal
role major north–south corridor in Greater Montreal
routeNumber 25
serves commercial traffic
commuter traffic
terminusNorth Saint-Esprit
terminusSouth Montreal
tollOperator Concession A25

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Montréal-Est hasRoadAccessVia Quebec Autoroute 25
Terrebonne, Quebec roadAccessVia Quebec Autoroute 25