HauteSaintCharles

HauteSaintCharles is a borough of Quebec City, Canada. It is situated in the western part of the city and was formed in 2002 as part of a municipal reorganization that merged several surrounding municipalities into Quebec City. The borough encompasses a significant geographical area, including both urban and rural landscapes.

The territory of HauteSaintCharles is characterized by diverse topography, featuring hills, forests, and the Saint-Charles River, which runs through it and gives the borough its name. The river is a significant natural feature, contributing to the recreational and ecological value of the area. The borough is composed of several former municipalities, each with its own history and distinct characteristics. These include parts of the former Saint-Charles-Borromée, Saint-Émile, and Sainte-Thérèse-de-L'Enfant-Jésus.

Economically, HauteSaintCharles has a mixed profile, with residential areas, commercial centers, and some industrial activity. It serves as a residential hub for many Quebec City residents, offering a blend of suburban living and access to urban amenities. The borough also contains important public services and infrastructure. Its location provides convenient access to other parts of Quebec City and surrounding regions. The population of HauteSaintCharles is diverse, reflecting the broader demographic makeup of Quebec City. The borough’s administrative structure is part of the larger municipal government of Quebec City.