Templeton Maps 53 Transit Stops and Nine Parks Within Its Boundaries

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Market summary

Templeton features 53 mapped transit stops and nine parks. The area includes one school and two childcare facilities.

Central finding

Templeton's mapped amenities include 53 transit stops, 9 parks, and one school within the neighbourhood boundary. Sources: [École des Belles-Rives]

Amenity Distribution in Templeton

Templeton contains 70 mapped amenity points across several categories. The largest group consists of 53 transit stops, followed by 9 parks and 1 dog park. These points are attributed to the neighbourhood boundary in the source data. The distribution indicates a focus on transportation access and green spaces within the area.

The neighbourhood also includes one school, École des Belles-Rives, and two childcare facilities. A single grocery store, IGA Extra, is mapped within the boundaries. Three recreation points are listed, including the Association récréative de Templeton. These services provide basic daily needs coverage for residents living in the area. Sources: [École des Belles-Rives]

Transit Stop Density

Fifty-three transit stops are mapped within Templeton, representing the majority of its amenity points. Names include Saint-René/Lorrain, Lorrain/Vincent-Legris, and Sainte-Rose/Monette. The high count suggests multiple bus routes serve the neighbourhood. This infrastructure supports mobility options for residents who rely on public transportation.

The presence of numerous stops along streets like Lorrain and Saint-René indicates a grid-like transit network. Specific stops such as Maloney Est/Doré and Notre-Dame/De Chamberland extend coverage to different parts of the area. While the count reflects potential access, it does not confirm service frequency or reliability. Residents may experience varying levels of convenience depending on their exact location. Sources: [École des Belles-Rives]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence consists solely of static point locations without data on service frequency, quality, or actual usage. Sources: [École des Belles-Rives]

City market context

From the Gatineau market article, 11 October 2026:

Gatineau recorded 936 residential sales in Q1 2026, down 10 per cent from the prior year. The single-family median price fell slightly to $489,950. Gatineau's Q1 2026 sales volume fell 10 per cent year-over-year to 936 residential sales, while the single-family median price declined 1 per cent to $489,950.