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The CMM at a glance ...
1
METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
Since January 1, 2001
120
CULTURAL COMMUNITIES
14
REGIONAL COUNTY MUNICIPALITIES
4 of which are cities with RCM jurisdiction
19.4%
OF INHABITANTS OVER THE AGE OF 20
have a university degree
82
LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES
C$139 billion
METROPOLITAN GDP (at market prices)
or C$38,000 per capita in 2006
1 (out of 82)
CITY (Montreal)
with more than 1.6 million inhabitants in 2007
1.86 million
JOBS IN 2006
or 49% of Quebec’s jobs
2 (out of 82)
CITIES (Laval and Longueuil)
with 200,000 to 400,000 inhabitants in 2007
136,400
JOBS IN THE NEW ECONOMY IN 2005
including 88,500 in the information technology industry, 29,000 in aerospace and 18,900 in biopharmaceuticals
34 (out of 82)
MUNICIPALITIES
with 15,000 to 100,000 inhabitants in 2007
45 (out of 82)
MUNICIPALITIES
with fewer than 15,000 inhabitants in 2007
14 million
VISITORS IN 2005
in Montréal RMR
5
ADMINISTRATIVE REGIONS
3 of which are partial (Laurentians, Lanaudière, Montérégie)
80 million
CONSUMERS
within a 1,000-km radius
7
REGIONAL CONFERENCES OF ELECTED OFFICIALS (CRÉ),
4 of which are partial (Laurentians, Lanaudière, and two in Montérégie)
4,360 km2
TOTAL AREA
including 525 km2 of water resources and 2,218 km2 of protected farmland, or 58% of the entire region
1.84 million
AUTOMOBILES
or 1.23 cars per dwelling in 2003
3.6   million
POPULATION IN 2007
or nearly 50% of the Quebec population
7.3 million
TRIPS
in 24 hours in 2003, including 67.6% by car, 16.4% by public transit, 12.2% non-motorized and 5.1% by other modes
926
PEOPLE PER km 2 IN 2007
1
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
with traffic of 11,4 million travellers in 2006
1.39 million
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
49.9% are rented
1
PORT
with traffic of 25.1 million tonnes of cargo in 2006, 45% of it containerized
2.4
PERSONS PER HOUSEHOLD
5
UNIVERSITIES
three French-speaking and two English-speaking, seven affiliated schools and research institutes, for a total of 170,000 students in 2005
18.7%
OF THE POPULATION ARE IMMIGRANTS,
one-third of whom arrived less than 10 years ago
66
CEGEPs AND COLLEGES,
public and private
75
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
mostly French, and then English
201
RESEARCH CENTRES
20.6%
OF INHABITANTS SPEAK AT LEAST TWO LANGUAGES AT HOME IN 2001
one of which is neither French nor English
60
CONSULATES AND FOREIGN DELEGATIONS
© 2006 Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal