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Chomedey, Laval — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Chomedey covers the southwest of Laval, a district that ran as its own municipality until the mergers of 1965 and holds Place Bell.
About Chomedey
Where to stay in Chomedey
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Place Bell anchors the choice here. A room on the Chomedey side of Laval keeps that landmark close, and because the district spreads across the southwest of the city the gap between one address and the next is a real distance rather than a couple of streets. Distance matters here.
About Chomedey
What are the main landmarks in Chomedey?
Place Bell is the one name the record fixes to Chomedey. Beyond it the district reads as ordinary Laval ground, with no second monument and no heritage building set down inside its limits, which leaves the landmark list unusually short for a district that stretches across the southwest of the city. Everything else is Laval's.
What is the history of Chomedey?
Chomedey dates from 1961. Four years later the municipal mergers of 1965 folded it into Laval, ending a short run as a municipality in its own right and leaving the name attached to a quarter of the larger city instead. Québec has recorded Chomedey as part of Laval ever since.
Where is Chomedey?
Chomedey holds the southwest of Laval. Place Bell stands inside the district, which reaches across that corner of the Québec city.
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Updated August 2026