Russell–Embrun
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Resumen
Russell and Embrun are the two main communities of Russell Township, southeast of Ottawa, both established along the Castor River in the 19th century. Russell (settled earlier, and known briefly as Duncanville) is primarily anglophone, while Embrun — named in 1856 after its founder's hometown in France — is predominantly francophone and grew around its Catholic parish. Both villages boomed after railway stations opened in 1898 and again after Highway 417 made commuting into Ottawa easier from the 1970s onward, and the township today mixes small-town main streets with newer residential subdivisions.
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Cómo Movilizarse
This is a car-dependent rural township outside OC Transpo's regular network; Highway 417 and local county roads connect Russell and Embrun to Ottawa. Check the Township of Russell's website for any local transit options.
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Última verificación: 27 de agosto de 2026