Saint-Lin/Laurentides
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Saint-Lin–Laurentides is a Canadian city in Quebec, located in the Montcalm Regional County Municipality (MRC) in the Lanaudière region.
Although its name includes "Laurentides," the municipality is unique in that it is located just outside the Laurentians region.
In 2024, Saint-Lin was the 46th most populous city in Quebec, with approximately 26,396 inhabitants.
In 2025, Saint-Lin–Laurentides had a population of 27,748.
The city is named in honor of Saint Linus, the second pope of the Swiss Confederation.
There is a French commune of the same name located in the Deux-Sèvres department, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.
The Achigan River flows through the northwestern tip of the municipality from northeast to southwest and then back through the municipality from west to east. The Beauport River, flowing from the northeast, joins the Achigan River at the northwest boundary of the municipality. The Petite Rivière, flowing southwest, crosses the northeast of the municipality until its confluence with the Achigan River west of the town centre.