Rouville, Quebec

Rouville is a regional municipality located in the province of Quebec, Canada. It is part of the Montérégie region and is situated approximately 40 kilometers east of Montreal. Rouville serves an administrative role within the regional county municipality (RCM) framework, which encompasses several municipalities in the area. As of the latest census data, the population of Rouville is around 30,000 residents.

The municipality includes several notable points of interest, such as the Parc des Érables, which provides recreational opportunities, and various local government buildings that serve the community. Transportation in Rouville is facilitated by the presence of major roadways, including Route 112, which connects the region to larger urban centers.

Recent developments in Rouville focus on infrastructure improvements and housing projects to accommodate population growth. The area has seen an increase in residential construction to meet demand, as well as initiatives aimed at enhancing public transportation options. Economic activity in Rouville is diverse, with agriculture and small businesses contributing significantly to the local economy. The local climate is characterized by cold winters and warm summers, influencing residential patterns and outdoor activities.