Search Results Department of South in Haiti The department of South stretches over 2800 km2 of land in the Southern peninsula of Haiti. It has a stretch of 200 kilometers along the coastline. Its beaches are among the best of Haiti. The Department of South is occupied by more than 750,000 pe... Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Department South Read Full Article Department of Sud-Est, Haiti Sud-Est is an administrative division and a Department in the republic of Haiti. It’s one of the ten Haitian departments. Its name directly translates into South East in English. It is situated in the south Eastern region of the country. Its ... Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Department Sud-Est Read Full Article Department of Ouest, Haiti The Caribbean republic of Haiti is divided into ten departments. Ouest, which translates into West in English, is one of these departments. It’s located in the south western region of Haiti. It spans an estimated 4,827 square kilometers or&nb...; Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Department Ouest Haiti map Read Full Article Grand'Anse Department, Haiti Initially created from the Sud department in1962, the department of Grand’Anse was subsequently split, resulting in the formation of the Nippes department in 2003.  Currently, it is one of the ten departments in Haiti. It has a populatio... Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Department Grand'Anse Read Full Article Nord-Ouest Department, Haiti The northernmost department in Haiti, Nord-Ouest is made up of three arrondissements: Mole Saint Nicholas Arrondissement, Port-de-Paix arrondissement and Saint Louis du Nord arrondissement. It has a population of about 570,000 denizens who live in ... Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Nord-Ouest Department Read Full Article Plateau Central, also known as the Centre department of Haiti The only landlocked department occupying the central region of the country, Plateau Central shares a border with the Dominican Republic on the eastern side and occupies an area of 3,675 km². South of Massif du Nord, the department occupies bot... Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Plateau Central Centre department Read Full Article Central Plateau in Haiti Also known as the Centre department of Haiti or Plateau Central, the Central Plateau is the only landlocked department occupying the central region of the country. It shares a border with the Dominican Republic on the eastern side and occupies an a... Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Central Plateau department Read Full Article Acul-du-Nord in Haiti and its population As an arrondissement in the northern part of Haiti in the department of Nord, Acul-du-Nord has a population estimated to be around 105,300 people. It’s subdivided into 3 municipalities. These include; Acul-du-Nord, Plaine-du-Nord and Milot. ... Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Acul-du-Nord City Nord Department Read Full Article Bahon in the Department of North Haiti The town of Bahon is located in the Nord department of Haiti within the Arrondissement of Grande-Riviere-du-Nord. It has a population density of 17,000 people and lies at an altitude of 171 meters above the sea level. Cap Haitien lies 21 miles nort... Author: Haitian Joudalist Tags: Department North Bahon Town Read Full Article Haiti, Department of Artibonite Haiti is divided into ten geographic Departments and Artibonite is one of them. The Capital of the Department of Artbonite is Gonaive and some of the most populated cities in the region include Saint-Marc, Desdunes, Desssalines, Grande Salines, P... Tags: Artibonite Department Saint-Marc Desdunes Desssalines Grande Salines Petite Riviere de L'Artibonite Ennery Estere Gros-Morne Anse Rouge Tere-Neuve Marmelade La Chapelle Verrettes Read Full Article Haiti, Department of Centre Haiti has ten Departments and the Department of Centre is one of them. The Capital is Hinche, the birthplace of Charlemagne Peralte, a Haitian natiolalist who fought the occupation of Haiti by the United States in 1915. The Department of Centre... Tags: Department Cerca la Source Hinche lascahobas Mirebalais Thomassique Maissade Belladere Savanette Saut-d'Eau Boucan Carre Read Full Article