The red areas indicate Verdun
Verdun was a city of about 66,000 in Quebec, Canada. It was in the south-central part of the island of Montreal
It is now part of the city of Montreal.
Teams[]
- Verdun (unknown nickname)
- (Montreal Junior League, 1932-1933) league renamedMount Royal Junior League
- (Mount Royal Junior League, 1933-1934)
- (Mount Royal Intermediate League, 1936-1937)
- (Mount Royal Junior League, 1943-1945)
- Provincial Intermediate League, 1950-1951) disband January 3, 1951
- Verdun AAA (junior)
- Verdun AC (intermediate)
- Verdun Blues (Metropolitan Montreal Junior League, 1955-1957)
- Verdun Bulldogs
- (Provincial Senior League, 1939-1940)
- (Mount Royal Junior League, 1939-1940)
- Mount Royal Intermediate League, 1921-1932) league renamed Mount Royal Senior League
- Mount Royal Senior League, 1932-1933) join Montreal Senior Group as Maple Leafs
- (Inter City League, 1936-1937)
- Verdun Canadiens (Metropolitan Montreal Junior League, 1954-1955)
- Verdun Caps (Mount Royal Junior League, 1937-1938)
- Verdun Collège-Français (QMJHL, 1991-1994) folded
- Verdun Cyclones (Junior Amateur Hockey Association, 1946-1949) folded
- (Quebec Semi Professional Hockey League, 2001-2003) league renamed QSMHL
- (Quebec Senior Major Hockey League, 2003-2004) league renamed LNAH
- (LNAH, 2004-2005) renamed Verdun-Montréal Dragons
- Verdun Eperviers (QMJHL, 1977-1979) moved to Sorel during season
- Verdun Eagles (Provincial Senior League, 1946-1947) moved to Granby on November 24, 1947
- Verdun Imperials (Provincial Intermediate League, 1936-1937)
- Verdun Junior Canadiens (QMJHL, 1984-1989) become St Hyacinthe Laser
- Verdun Juniors (QMJHL, 1982-1984) renamed Junior Canadiens
- Verdun Kik Cola (intermediate)
- Verdun Lasalles (Quebec Junior Hockey League, 1950-1951) folded
- Verdun Maple Leafs
- (Montreal Senior Group, 1933-1937) league renamed Quebec Senior Hockey Leauge
- (Quebec Senior Hockey League, 1937-1940)
- (Junior Amateur Hockey Association, 1934-1940) renamed Red Devils
- (Junior Amateur Hockey Association, 1942-1943) renamed Terriers
- (Junior Amateur Hockey Association, 1945-1949) join Quebec Junior Hockey League
- (Quebec Junior Hockey League, 1949-1950) renamed Lasalles
- (Metropolitan Montreal Junior League, 1958-1969) join QMJHL
- (QMJHL, 1969-1972) folded
- Verdun Pirates (junior & senior)
- Verdun Protestant Hospital (intermediate)
- Verdun Rams (Eastern Canada Senior Hockey League, 1948-1948) fold in December due to poor play and attendence
- Verdun Red Devils
- (Quebec Senior Hockey League, 1940-1941)
- (Junior Amateur Hockey Association, 1940-1941) revert to Maple Leafs name
- Verdun Terriers (Junior Amateur Hockey Association, 1943-1945) revert to Maple Leafs name
- Verdun Woodland Rangers (Mount Royal Junior League, 1934-1935)
- Verdun-Montréal Dragons (LNAH, 2005-2006) folded
Leagues[]
- Verdun Junior League
- Verdun League (1931-1933, 1935-1940)
Venues[]