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1000 De La Gauchetiere.Built in early 90's. 669 feet. Visit Virtual 1000 for more information on this building and 360 degree views of Montreal from the roof.
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Early 60's, 45 stories / 620 feet.
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Place Victoria Stock Exchange Tower.Built in mid 60's, this "earthquake proof" structure was the tallest reinforced concrete building when built. 47 stories / 624 feet.
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Place Ville Marie. Built in early 60's. The overall complex is part of the first generation of Montreal's underground city. 40,000 Sq. Ft. floors. 45 stories / 616 feet. Topped with a 4-way rotating spotlight.
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Hydro Quebec Building 27 stories, 360 feet.
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Le Chateau Champlain This 640 room hotel is nicknamed the "Cheeze Grater" for it's unique shaped windows. 38 stories / 480 feet.
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Maison Des Cooperants, sometimes called the "Batman"building. Built in late 80's 34 stories / 479 feet.
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CIL House Built in the early 60's 33 stories / 455 feet.
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The Royal Bank Bldg. Built in the 1920's? 22 stories / 390 feet
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Apt. Tower 35 stories / 350 ft?
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Cartier Apts. 30 stories 320 feet?
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Place Du Canada BLDG. Built in the 60,s 27 stories / 370 ft.
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International Aviation BLDG. Built in mid 70's 27 stories / 380 ft.
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Industrial Life Tower Built in the 80's 22 stories / about 275 ft.
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A SCURK of the Olympic Stadium can be found at David Garcia's SCURK Sport Stadiums & Arena page
Some BATS of Montreal buildings can be found at SimCity World Landmark Exchange
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