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Orleans, Ontario
Approx. Pop. 100,000

 

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Community Location
Orleans is located in Ottawa-Carleton County. Orléans is a suburban area in eastern Ontario, which became part of the city of Ottawa in 2001. It is located in the eastern part of the city along the Ottawa River, about 16 km (10 miles) from downtown Ottawa. Neighbourhoods: Avalon: Located south of Innes Road, west of Portabello Boulevard and east of Tenth Line Road. Bilberry Creek: Located east of Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard, north of Highway 174 and east towards the eastern end of the development Chapel Hill North: Located north of Innes Road in the Orleans Boulevard area and south of St. Joseph Boulevard Chapel Hill South: Located south of Innes Road, and north of Navan Road. Chatelaine Village: Located north of Highway 174 toward the Ottawa River and East of Champlain Ave. Convent Glen: Located north of Highway 174 toward the Ottawa River and west of Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard. East Village: Located east of Trim Road, north of Innes Road, and south of Old Montreal Road (St. Joseph Boulevard). Fallingbrook: Located south of St. Joseph Boulevard, west of Trim Road, north of Innes Road and east of Tenth Line Road. Mer Blue (future): This proposed neighbourhood would be located south of Innes Road between Mer Bleue and Tenth Line Road and south towards the Urban limit. Notting Gate: Located south of Innes Road, east of Portabello Boulevard, and west of Trim Road. Queenswood Heights: Located south of St. Joseph Boulevard, west of Tenth Line Road, east of Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard and north of Innes Road.

Orleans, Ontario

Orléans is known for being one of the wealthiest suburbs in Ottawa, with its big houses and city-renowned schools. Orléans continues to have a sizeable French-speaking population, although the proportion of francophones has been decreasing in recent years. The community's name is officially spelled with an acute accent in both English and French, reflective of the area's francophone heritage. The traditional centre of the area has been the Place d'Orleans shopping centre, a large shopping centre (with over 175 stores) just off the Queensway, although new business areas on Innes Road at Tenth Line Road and in the vicinity of Trim Road on the eastern end of the area have also been built recently. The country-wide housing boom starting from 2000 has also seen an extremely large amount of housing and residential areas being developed in the eastern Orléans area east of Trim Road and south of Innes Road. The Elizabeth Manley skating rink at the Orléans Sportsplex is named for Ms. Manley who trained there and who won a Silver Medal in Women's figure skating in the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics.
 

Pronunciation: Francophones pronounce Orléans the same way as the French city: or-LAY-ahn. Anglophones tend to spell it Orleans and pronounce it as or-LEENS or or-LEENZ.

Source: wikipedia.org

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