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Montreal, Canada

Map
Location Accuracy
Approximately
Description

Mysterious structure appeared on the Notre-dame-de-grace sidewalk screwded into place.

The monolith popped up in front of a post office in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, at the corner of Rue Sherbrooke Ouest and Avenue Wilson.

Alex Montagano, who posted pictures of the monolith to the Thrive NDG Facebook group, told MTL Blog he first spotted the structure on December 18 at 2 p.m.

"When the sun hit it, it glowed," said Montagano.

By the morning of December 19, the monolith was gone. In its place? Montreal's signature orange traffic cones.

"I guess the city doesn't like aliens. They seemed to have struggled with alien technology," wrote Montagano in a Facebook post. "That was fast. The city, the insufferable killjoys. I guess CDN-NDG is not allowed to have fun."

Dates & Classification
Date Spotted
Date Vanished
Classification
Questionable monoliths, not confirmed to be knockoffs but likely considering the origin or appearance of the monolith.
Multiple Monoliths
Physical Qualities
Material
Steel
Construction
Welded
Number of Sides
Four Sides (Rectangular or Square)
Texture
Polished
Top Geometry
Flat
Height
3.00 meters
Markings
No Markings
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