Oka

See also: Oka (homonymy)

Oka is a municipality in the regional Municipalité of county of Two-Mountains to the Quebec (Canada), located in the administrative area of the Laurentides, with 50 kilometers in the west of Montreal, the confluence of the river of Outaouais and Saint Laurent.

The population of Oka is approximately 5.000 inhabitants.

Today, the village of Oka is a popular center of tourism, thanks to the National park of Oka and with its Abbaye Our-Lady-of-Lake where monks Trappists produced the cheese of Oka. It is also the place of the Crise of Oka.


Municipalities bordering

Sources

  • Repertory of the municipalities of Quebec * Commission of toponymy of Quebec
  • municipal Businesses and areas - regional charts

See too

External bonds

  • Official site Oka

  • Chart Google
  • Abbey Oka
  • National park of Oka

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