Saint-Isidore

Among the municipalities of Quebec’s Montérégie region, Saint-Isidore stands out for its working farmland on the St. Lawrence Lowlands, south of Montréal. The Rivière Saint-Régis rises in the municipality before flowing north toward Kahnawà:ke and the St. Lawrence River. Fields, rural roads and dispersed farmsteads give the area an open, cultivated character rather than an urban profile. Its name honours Saint Isidore the Labourer, the traditional patron saint of farmers—an apt reference in this agricultural part of Quebec. Find related webcams across Montérégie and Montréal’s South Shore to build a fuller picture of Saint-Isidore and its surroundings.

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