Delson Profile
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About Delson
Delson is a city on Montréal’s South Shore in Roussillon, Quebec, a compact railway-junction suburb beside Saint-Constant and Candiac—not those neighbours. Freight yards, a small downtown, and commuter neighbourhoods define this Montérégie city. About 8,000 people live in Delson.
Known for
- Compact South Shore city in Roussillon
- Historic railway junction and freight-yard setting
- Beside Saint-Constant and Candiac, and separate from both
- Commuter suburb of Montréal
- Small downtown on the Montérégie grid
See & do
Centre-ville Delson
Local shops and civic buildings in the small core.
Neighbourhood parks and bike paths
Green space and South Shore cycling links.
Community recreation facilities
Sports and leisure for residents.
Nearby Canadian Railway Museum (Saint-Constant)
Major rail museum in the neighbouring city.
Short trips to the St. Lawrence Seaway
Locks and river views a few minutes north.
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