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Sainte-Rosalie

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Coordinates: 45°38′35″N 72°54′0″W / 45.64306°N 72.90000°W / 45.64306; -72.90000 (Sainte-Rosalie, Quebecs)
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Not to be confused with the former parish municipality, also called Sainte-Rosalie, which also merged with Saint-Hyacinthe at the same time.
For the Catholic church, see Sainte-Rosalie, Paris.

Sainte-Rosalie (French pronunciation: [sɛ̃t ʁozali]) is a former city in Quebec, Canada which was annexed to the town of Saint-Hyacinthe in 2002.

Laurier Boulevard, in the Sainte-Rosalie district of Saint-Hyacinthe. (April 2006)

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45°38′35″N 72°54′0″W / 45.64306°N 72.90000°W / 45.64306; -72.90000 (Sainte-Rosalie, Quebecs)

Not to be confused with ses laville a fux.


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