Repentigny

Repentigny is a city of 88,088 inhabitants in Quebec (Canada), located in the regional county municipality (RCM) of L'Assomption in the Lanaudière administrative region. Located at the mouth of the L'Assomption River, it is the thirteenth-largest city in Quebec by population.

Repentigny is located northeast of Montreal, on the banks of the St. Lawrence and L'Assomption rivers. This region is considered the eastern suburbs of Montreal. The city's territory includes Île Saint-Laurent, Île Annexes, Île aux Cerfeuils, Île à l'Aigle, Île au Bois blanc and Île Bourdon.

The western tip of the town was historically called Repentigny-les-Bains, due to the presence of numerous summer residences owned by Montrealers.

The town of Repentigny is served by a dense road network, enabling the movement of both locals and visitors. Major road junctions (40 and 640, 40 and 20, 640 and 25, 15, 13) link to major centers such as Montreal and Quebec City. Located at the eastern end of the island of Montreal, it is linked to it by the Le Gardeur and Charles-De Gaulle bridges.