User:Kellergraham

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I've been on Wikipedia since May 2005 and have mainly edited pages conserning public transit in the Montreal area, but I have been known to snoop around elsewhere.

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[edit] Origin of the Name

The name kellerGraham comes from the name of two STM bus routes: 170 - Keller and 16 - Graham

The 170 gets its name from Boulevard Keller is Ville Saint-Laurent. According to the Commission de toponymie of Québec[1], there is no known reason why this Boulevard is named Keller, although I believe it's named after Helen Keller (1880-1968). The 170 route connects to the Deux-Montagnes train line at Bois-Franc and to the Montreal Metro at Cote-Vertu

The 16 gets its name from Graham Boulevard is the Town of Mount-Royal. According to the Commission de toponymie of Québec[2], Graham Boulevard is named after George Perry Graham (1859-1943). The 170 route connects to the Deux-Montagnes train line at Mont-Royal and to the Montreal Metro/Blainville-Saint-Jerome train line at Parc

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AMT Commuter Rail: Deux-Montagnes Line

Gare Centrale · Canora · Mont-Royal · Montpellier · Du Ruisseau · Bois-Franc · Sunnybrooke · Roxboro-Pierrefonds · Île-Bigras · Sainte-Dorothée · Grand-Moulin · Deux-Montagnes
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AMT Commuter Rail: Dorion-Rigaud Line
Lucien-L'Allier • Vendôme • Montréal-Ouest • Lachine • Dorval • Pine Beach • Valois • Pointe-Claire • Cedar Park • Beaconsfield • Beaurepaire • Baie-d'Urfé • Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue • Île-Perrot • Pincourt • Dorion • Vaudreuil • Hudson • Rigaud
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AMT Commuter Rail: Blainville-Saint-Jerome Line
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AMT Commuter Rail: Mont-Saint-Hilaire Line
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AMT Commuter Rail: Delson-Candiac Line
Lucien-L'Allier • Vendôme • Montréal-Ouest • LaSalle • Sainte-Catherine • Saint-Constant • Delson • Candiac

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AMT bus terminals

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Where I got my knowledge

  1. ^ boulevard Keller. Commission de toponymie of Québec (2006). Retrieved on 2006-12-29.
  2. ^ boulevard Graham. Commission de toponymie of Québec (2006). Retrieved on 2006-12-29.

Alex@MTRL 18:20, 10 January 2007 (UTC)