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Originally Posted by Nouvellecosse
Montreal is reportedly the world's busiest inland port, and the current tourist waterfront was once a major shipping and industry area. Even today, the contemporary port facilities are just up the river from the old port. That being said, I don't believe that those tracks are used very often. When I walked around there in 2010, the tracks were kinda rusty and surrounded by weeds and stuff.
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The tracks are use everyday, connecting the port of Montreal (not the old one, but the real one) to the CN railways westward. It's true that thte tracts are more active in the nightime. That being said, the tracks don't have a very negative effect on the waterfront visually. They kind of disappear between the trees.
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