St. Urban Street (officially Rue Saint-Urbain) is a major one-way street located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The street has historically been home to Montreal's well-established Jewish community, who settled in the area at the turn of the twentieth century. Writer Mordecai Richler often documents what life was like on this street in novels such as St. Urbain's Horseman.^[1] Today much of the street has been gentrified.

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• Historic Jewish Quarter, Montreal
• Baron Byng High School
• Mile End

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v • d • e Roads, bridges, and tunnels in Montreal North-south streets Place Jacques-Cartier · Atwater Avenue · Guy Street · Bishop Street · Crescent Street · Mountain Street · Drummond Street · Stanley Street · Peel Street · McGill College Avenue · University Street · Park Avenue · Saint Urbain Street · Saint Laurent Boulevard · Saint Denis Street · Papineau Avenue · Pie-IX Boulevard · Decarie Boulevard · Côte-des-Neiges Road · McGill Street · Metcalfe Street East-west streets Jarry Street · Jean-Talon Street  · Mount Royal Avenue · René Lévesque Boulevard · Saint Catherine Street · Saint Jacques Street · Rue Saint-Paul · Sherbrooke Street · De Maisonneuve Boulevard · Notre-Dame Street · Saint Antoine Street · Gouin Boulevard · Saint Joseph Boulevard · De la Gauchetière Street · Pine Avenue Expressways 10 (Bonaventure Expressway) · 13 (Chomedey Expressway) · 15 (Laurentides Expressway) · 19 (Papineau Expressway) · 20 · 25 (Louis-H-Lafontaine Expressway) · 40 (Metropolitan Expressway) · 520 (Côte-de-liesse Expressway) · 720 (Ville-Marie Expressway) Routes Route 112 (Bridge & Mountain) · Route 117 (Laurentian & Marcel Laurin) · Route 125 (Pie-IX) · Route 138 (Sherbrooke Road) · Route 335 (St. Denis) Bridges and tunnels List of bridges in Montreal · Champlain Bridge · Charles de Gaulle Bridge · Galipeault Bridge · Honoré Mercier Bridge · Jacques Cartier Bridge · Île aux Tourtes Bridge · Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine Bridge-Tunnel · Louis Bisson Bridge · Médéric Martin Bridge · Papineau-Leblanc Bridge · Pie IX Bridge · Pierre Le Gardeur Bridge · Viau Bridge · Victoria Bridge · Tunnel de la mort

Coordinates: 45°30′33″N 73°33′56″W / 45.509084°N 73.565564°W / 45.509084; -73.565564

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