Site of ancient Sulpician community (Greater Montreal Area)
Canada /
Quebec /
Oka-Kanesatake /
Greater Montreal Area
World
/ Canada
/ Quebec
/ Oka-Kanesatake
World / United States / New York
island, place with historical importance, community, archaeological site
This site was occupied from 1702-1726 then later moved to Oka on the north side of the lake.
The Ille-aux-Tourte site consisted of a small village and a stockade attached to a small stone fort.
All that remains visible is stone cellar and an extensive defensive wall.
There are plans to recreate the site.
The Ille-aux-Tourte site consisted of a small village and a stockade attached to a small stone fort.
All that remains visible is stone cellar and an extensive defensive wall.
There are plans to recreate the site.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 45°25'14"N 73°59'49"W
- Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Canal 3.3 km
- Pointe-du-Buisson Archaeological Site 11 km
- John H. Menzies Cottages 12 km
- Windmill Point 12 km
- Sainte-Geneviève 12 km
- Saint-Timothee Power Dam (abandonned) 14 km
- Old Beauharnois Canal 15 km
- Old Fort at Coteau-du-Lac 20 km
- Carillon Canal & Lock 34 km
- Carillon Canal National Historic site 34 km
- Senneville 3.8 km
- Macdonald Campus Farm 4.2 km
- Lake of Two Mountains (East) 4.4 km
- CEGEP John Abbott College 4.6 km
- McGill University's Macdonald Campus 4.7 km
- Zoo Ecomuseum 4.9 km
- Sainte Anne, Nord 5.7 km
- Cap-Saint-Jacques Nature Park 7 km
- Lake Saint-Louis 13 km
- Greater Montreal Area 32 km