LaSalle (Montreal Metro)

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LaSalle
LaSalle Metro Station
Inaugurated 3 September 1978
Line Green Line
Architect Didier, Gillon et Larouche
Platform Depth 9.8 metres
Rank 53rd deepest
Traffic 1,318,865 entrances in 2002
Rank 54th busiest
Interstation Distance 812.30 metres to De L'Église

707.25 metres to Charlevoix

LaSalle is a station on the Montreal Metro in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It is on the Green Line in the borough of Verdun. It was inaugurated on September 3, 1978, as part of the extension of the Green Line westward to Angrignon.

Designed by Didier, Gillon et Larouche, it is a normal side-platform station with one ticket hall and access. The platform and mezzanine walls are enlivened by large, irregular concrete planes painted in bright colours, designed by Michèle Tremblay-Gillon, while a stainless-steel mural by Peter Gnass above the ticket hall reflects sunlight and passengers' movements.

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This station is named for boul. LaSalle, named for explorer Robert Cavelier de La Salle (1643–1687, who founded the town of Lachine and claimed Louisiana for France.

Since the station is not located in the neighbouring borough of LaSalle, alternative names have been proposed, including Paul-Grégoire and Curé-Caisse; the latter name was approved by the Montreal Urban Community in 1984, but for unknown reasons the name change was not carried out.

Route Name Route Map Schedule
12 Île-des-Soeurs Map Schedule
58 Wellington Map Schedule
108 Bannantyne Map Schedule

Route Name Route Map Schedule
350 Verdun/LaSalle Map Schedule

  • 301, av. Caisse, between rue Rushbrooke and boul. Lasalle

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