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The arrondissement is the second tier of Haiti, between the ten departments and the communes, and the level at which the state places its sub-prefects. There are 42 of them, most named for the town that heads them, and many of the names are worth learning as places in their own right: Cap-Haïtien and Jacmel on the coast, Hinche in the Central Plateau, and Jérémie at the tip of the south-west.
The 42 arrondissements of Haiti, the way the map is drawn today. They nest exactly in the departments, which is how the groups are made: each is in the one department that contains it, and each department answers under the same name in Haiti Departments.
Port-au-Prince, the capital, is an arrondissement of its own and the smallest pieces on the map are the ones around it, so on a phone the smaller ones carry a tap area. La Gonâve, the island out in the Gulf of Gonâve, is an arrondissement too, and is the one piece that is not joined to the mainland.
Port-au-Prince is a small arrondissement at the head of the gulf, with Croix-des-Bouquets on its eastern side, and it needs a careful tap.
La Gonâve is the island in the Gulf of Gonâve, and the one arrondissement that is not joined to the mainland.
Cap-Haïtien is the arrondissement of the second city of the country, on the north coast, and is a small piece squeezed between its neighbours.
42, spread over the ten departments.
The quiz groups them by department, so you can drill one department at a time. Each department is its own quiz as well.
The tier above this one is Haiti Departments. For another country at this level, see Guatemala Municipalities.
