Station Saint-Jovite Maps 199 Amenities Across Parks, Transit, and Recreation

Market summary

Station Saint-Jovite maps 199 amenities, led by 174 recreation points. Named facilities include six parks and a secondary school.

Central finding

Station Saint-Jovite contains 199 mapped amenity points, dominated by 174 recreation entries and 17 transit stops. Sources: [École Secondaire Curé-Mercure]

Transit and Recreation Points

Seventeen transit stop points are mapped within Station Saint-Jovite, with multiple locations along Rue Labelle. Stops such as Labelle & Coupal and Labelle & Forêt-Noire indicate coverage across several street intersections. The presence of these points suggests a network of bus routes serving the neighbourhood, though frequency and connectivity details remain outside the scope of this dataset.

One hundred seventy-four recreation points constitute the largest category in the amenity count. Two named facilities stand out: Complexe Aquatique de Mont-Tremblant and Aréna de Mont-Tremblant. The majority of recreation entries lack specific identifiers, limiting detailed analysis of individual facility types or capacities within the broader recreation classification assigned to this neighbourhood. Sources: [École Secondaire Curé-Mercure]

The strongest counter-case

The 174 recreation entries lack specific names, preventing identification of distinct facilities or program types within the neighbourhood. Sources: [École Secondaire Curé-Mercure]

City market context

From the Mont-Tremblant market article, 11 October 2026:

Mont-Tremblant contains 743 mapped amenities, with recreation facilities comprising the largest category. The city also operates a summer day camp for young residents. Mont-Tremblant maps 743 amenities, including 578 recreation points and a municipal summer day camp for children aged four to twelve.