Saint-Léandre
parish municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Saint-Léandre
Summary
Saint-Léandre is a parish municipality[1]. Saint-Léandre has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Saint-Léandre is located in La Matanie[3].
- Saint-Léandre is in the country of Canada[4].
- Saint-Léandre's instance of is recorded as parish municipality[5].
- Saint-Léandre's instance of is recorded as village[6].
- Saint-Léandre's shares border with is recorded as Matane[7].
- Saint-Léandre's shares border with is recorded as Sayabec[8].
- Saint-Léandre's Commons category is recorded as Saint-Léandre[9].
- March 30, 1912 marks the founding of Saint-Léandre[10].
- Saint-Léandre's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 48.733333333333334, 'longitude': -67.6}[11].
- Saint-Léandre's separated from is recorded as Saint-Ulric-de-Matane[12].
- Saint-Léandre's official website is recorded as http://www.st-leandre.ca/[13].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+402'}[14].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+400'}[15].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+366'}[16].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+351'}[17].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+375'}[18].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+401'}[19].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+436'}[20].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+513'}[21].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+543'}[22].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+673'}[23].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+736'}[24].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+877'}[25].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+396'}[26].
- Saint-Léandre has a population of {'amount': '+380'}[27].
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Founding
March 30, 1912 marks the founding of Saint-Léandre[10].
Identity
Saint-Léandre's official name is recorded as Saint-Léandre[28].
Why It Matters
Saint-Léandre has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] Saint-Léandre is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]