Pòdepè Kreyòl ayisyen
Definition: n. p. Tematik: Vil Pòdepè (fr: Port-de-Paix) se yon komin ki nan Awondisman Pòdepè, li nan Depatman Nòdwès. Kòd postal li se HT3110.
Department: Nord-Ouest
Population: Approximately 250,000
Distance from Port-au-Prince: Approximately 300 kilometers
Main Economic Activities: Agriculture (rice, maize, sorghum), fishing, commerce
Most Cultivated Food: Rice, maize, sorghum
Favorite Dish: Diris ak djon-djon (rice cooked with black mushrooms) served with griot (fried pork)
Landmarks: Fort Saint-Antoine, Plage de Port-de-Paix, Île de la Tortue
Geographical Features: Located on the northwestern coast of Haiti, along the Atlantic Ocean, near the Massif du Nord mountain range
Historical Facts: Founded in 1665 by the French, it served as a major port during the colonial period and played a role in the Haitian Revolution
Name of Inhabitants: Port-de-Paisiens/Port-de-Paisiennes
Famous Persons Born There: None notably documented
Notes: Port-de-Paix is known for its historical landmarks, cultural heritage, and coastal scenery.
Population: Approximately 250,000
Distance from Port-au-Prince: Approximately 300 kilometers
Main Economic Activities: Agriculture (rice, maize, sorghum), fishing, commerce
Most Cultivated Food: Rice, maize, sorghum
Favorite Dish: Diris ak djon-djon (rice cooked with black mushrooms) served with griot (fried pork)
Landmarks: Fort Saint-Antoine, Plage de Port-de-Paix, Île de la Tortue
Geographical Features: Located on the northwestern coast of Haiti, along the Atlantic Ocean, near the Massif du Nord mountain range
Historical Facts: Founded in 1665 by the French, it served as a major port during the colonial period and played a role in the Haitian Revolution
Name of Inhabitants: Port-de-Paisiens/Port-de-Paisiennes
Famous Persons Born There: None notably documented
Notes: Port-de-Paix is known for its historical landmarks, cultural heritage, and coastal scenery.
English : Port-de-Paix
Français : Port-de-Paix
Español : Puerto de Paz
Português : Porto-da-Paz
