St-Jean sur Richelieu

<map lat='45.30338788109959' lng='-73.24790954589844' zoom='12' view='0' float='right'/> St-Jean-sur-Richelieu is a town in Quebec, Canada located along the river Richelieu in the Montérégie Administrative Region. It is connected through regular public transport to Montreal, and could be therefore considered as a far suburban area.

Hitching Out

South towards Burlington, Vermont (rte 133)

Coming with the bus from Montreal, the Carrefour Terminus where you will end up is located in a large parking lot, on Rue Douglas. There are a few entrances to the A 35 & 104 (Sud & Est, the directions you need), but the closer highway onramps are large, with too much traffic going in various directions, and they are not recommended as a starting point.

Rather, from Rue Douglas, make a right onto Rue Pierre-Caisse, walk about one kilometer along it, and make another right onto Blvd du Seminaire Nord, cross under the first overpass, and the highway entrance you need (to A 35 & 104, which turn into 133 just before Sabrevois, Quebec) will be on your right side.

• Border Crossing

See St-Armand for further details

North-West towards Montreal (A10)

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