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Jean-Drapeau Metro Station
(formerly Île-Sainte-Hélène)

Jean-Drapeau station with the Biosphere in the background
Photo: Matthew McLauchlin


Headway Between Trains

Towards Longueuil

Weekdays
Saturday
Sunday

Towards Berri-UQAM

Weekdays
Saturday
Sunday


First and Last Trains to Leave this Station
Line 4 - Yellow

  Towards Longueuil Towards Berri-UQAM
  First Last First Last
Weekdays 5 h 32 1 h 02 5 h 32 1 h 02
Saturday 5 h 32 1 h 32 5 h 32 1 h 32
Sunday 5 h 32 1 h 02 5 h 32 1 h 02


Origin of the name Jean-Drapeau

The initial name of this station - Île-Sainte-Hélène - has been changed for Jean-Drapeau in May 2001.

Jean Drapeau (1916-1999), mayor of Montreal 1954-7 and 1960-86, oversaw many pivotal events in Montreal's 20th century history, including the inauguration of Place des Arts, Expo 67 and the 1976 Olympics; the annexation of Rivière-des-Prairies, Saraguay, Ville Saint-Michel, and Pointe-aux-Trembles; and not least the construction of the metro. The Parc des Îles, and consequently metro Île Sainte-Hélène, were renamed in his honour in 2001.
 

Nearby Points of Interest

Addresses of Station's Entrances/Exits

  • 170, rue Ste-Hélène

Nearby Main Intersection

  • chemin MacDonald / rue Ste-Hélène

Connecting Bus Routes

Regular Routes

Night Routes

None

Station's neighbourhood map


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