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Think Mount Rigaud is part of the Appalachians? Or maybe one of the Monteregian Hills like Mt Royal? What about the Laurentians? Nope, nope, and nope.

Mount Rigaud is a geological loner — an isolated Precambrian monadnock, formed around 564 million years ago during the rifting that opened the ancient Iapetus Ocean. It intruded into the much older Grenville basement and has resisted erosion while the surrounding sedimentary plains wore down.

This fun fact was peer reviewed by Geology Major Conor Landry.

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