Granby Profile
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About Granby
Granby is in the Eastern Townships (Estrie), east of Montréal in the Yamaska River valley. It is a bilingual regional town known across Québec for the Zoo de Granby and for a compact downtown under the Yamaska hills. Lakes, ski country, and farmland surround the city. About 69,000 people live in Granby.
Known for
- Zoo de Granby, among Québec’s best-known zoos
- Eastern Townships (Estrie) regional centre
- Lac Boivin and the Yamaska valley
- Compact downtown under the hills
- Gateway to Township lakes and ski country
See & do
Zoo de Granby
Large zoo and adjoining water park on the edge of the city.
Lac Boivin and Parc Daniel-Johnson
Urban lake, marshes, and a path around the shore.
Rue Principale downtown
Shops and cafés in the older town centre.
Centre de la Nature
Hilltop park with views over the city and valley.
Parc national de la Yamaska
Reservoir beaches and trails just west of Granby.
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