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Place du North American country (part of Dominion sq. Till 1967) may be a giant urban sq. In downtown metropolis.
At 14,000 sq. Metres it’s slightly larger than the adjacent Dorchester sq., with a additional varied topography as a result of a downward slope towards American state la Gauchetière Street. Place du North American country conjointly differs from Dorchester sq. In having manicured, although densely packed, pockets of flora organized to impede direct lines of sight and diffuse traffic. The French term place will roughly be translated as denoting a plaza, that includes a completely different legal definition from squares or parks in metropolis. It’s open day per day and is fringed by René Lévesque street to the North, Peel to the East, American state la Cathédrale to the West and American state la Gauchetière Street to the South.
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