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Municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Rivière-Beaudette is a recreational tourism municipality that is the gateway to southwestern Quebec, offering two stops for travellers on Autoroute 20. It is in Vaudreuil-Soulanges, in the administrative region of Montérégie, in Quebec.
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Église catholique Sainte-Claire-d'Assise
The cemetery is behind the church.
Nine-hole golf course associated with the Saint-Zotique golf course. Tournament capacity: 72 people. Several services offered: golf shop, Treize-50 bistro, St-Zotique Performance Centre Academy and reception hall.
Patinoire extérieure
In Winter.
Restaurant.
Restaurant and bar.
Convenience store.
Beer store.
By bus
Regular bus service is offered by EXO from Terminus Mansfield (Quai 5) in downtown Montreal.
By train
Regular VIA Rail service is offered via EXO: ICI from downtown Montreal to Côteau-du-Lac; then a taxi service takes you to Rivière-Beaudette.
Cars and bicycles are the best means of transportation to get around Rivière-Beaudette. In addition, pleasurecraft can travel on Lake Saint-François and the Beaudette River.
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