Monk (Montreal Metro)

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Station Information
Borough	Sud-Ouest
City	Montréal
Inaugurated	3 September 1978
Line	Green Line
Architect	Blais & Bélanger
Artist	Germain Bergeron
Platform Depth	18.3 metres
Rank	18th deepest
Traffic	1,156,323 entrances in 2006
Rank	59th busiest
Interstation Distance	844.29 metres to Angrignon 1062.85 metres to Jolicoeur
Address of Entrances	6750 Monk Boulevard 6805 Monk Boulevard
Nearby Main Intersections	boulevard Monk / rue Allard

Monk is a station on the green line of the Montreal Metro

History

Monk station takes it's name from the street it is located on, Boulevard Monk, which was named after Sir James Monk. Sir Monk was a prosecutor for Quebec's vice admiralty court (1778-1788) and served as Montréal's chief justice (1793-1820).

Location

Monk station is located in the area of Ville-Émard, which is in the the Sud-Ouest area of Montréal.

Thumbnail	Name	Address
	Monk Nord	6805 Monk Boulevard
	Monk Sud	6750 Monk Boulevard

Train Schedule

	Towards Angrignon	Towards Honoré-Beaugrand
First	Last	First	Last
Weekdays	6:03	1:15	5:31	0:36
Saturday	6:03	1:45	5:31	1:06
Sunday	6:03	1:15	5:31	0:36

Connecting Bus Routes

#	Route Name	Route Type
Société de transport de Montréal
36	Monk	The Commuter Le Classique
37	Jolicoeur	The Commuter Le Classique
350	Verdun/LaSalle	The Midnighter Le Nocturne

Nearby Attraction

• Centre hospitalier Ville Émard
• Douglas Hospital
• École Dollard-des-Ormeaux
• École St-Jean-de-Matha
• École Honoré-Mercier

Area Map

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