Montreal Road

Montreal Road (Ottawa Road #34) is a major east-west Ottawa road that links Lowertown to Vanier, and eastern neighbourhoods of Ottawa. Until downloading in 1998, it was part of the provincially managed Highway 17B.

This article is about the road in Ottawa. For roads in Montreal, see List of roads in Montreal. For Saint Joseph Boulevard in Montreal, see Saint Joseph Boulevard. For the road in Gatineau, see Boulevard Saint-Joseph.
View of Montreal Road from Cummings Bridge (2008).

At its western end, Montreal Road begins at the Cummings Bridge, which spans the Rideau River and is an extension of Rideau Street. It becomes Vanier's main road as it passes through the commercial heart of the community.

East of St. Laurent Boulevard, it becomes a four-lane principal road which divides several neighbourhoods such as Beacon Hill.

At Regional Road 174, Montreal Road continues as St. Joseph Boulevard which runs through the older portions of Orléans Village until Trim Road. It continues east of Trim Road under the name Old Montreal Road. This road, which was known as Queen Street prior to amalgamation in 2001, goes through the old Cumberland Village and ends at Regional Road 174 just past Becketts Creek.

Points of interest along this road are (from west to east):

There are bus lanes between North River Road and St. Laurent Boulevard to speed transit service during rush hours. Future plans by the city could include an LRT corridor on this stretch all the way to Blair Road.

Neighbourhoods

Montreal Road goes through the following neighbourhoods:

St. Joseph Boulevard goes through the following neighbourhoods (all part of Orléans):

  • Convent Glen
  • Queenswood
  • Fallingbrook

Major intersections

On Montreal Road:

On St. Joseph Boulevard:

  • Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard (Ottawa Road 55)
  • Orléans Boulevard (Ottawa Road 56)
  • Tenth Line Road (Ottawa Road 36)
  • Trim Road (Ottawa Road 57)

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