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HAITI: 1:250,000 Edition: 4 Stock No: M2K5MOVV0801HAT40R Haiti: Transportation Map No: MOV 002 HAITI: 1:250,000 Edition: 4 Stock No: M2K5MOVV0801HAT40R Haiti: Transportation 75°0'0"W 74°50'0"W 74°40'0"W 74°30'0"W 74°20'0"W 74°10'0"W 74°0'0"W 73°50'0"W 73°40'0"W 73°30'0"W 73°20'0"W 73°10'0"W 73°0'0"W 72°50'0"W 72°40'0"W 72°30'0"W 72°20'0"W 72°10'0"W 72°0'0"W 71°50'0"W 71°40'0"W 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 590 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 690 700 710 720 730 740 750 760 770 780 790 800 810 820 830 840 850  Electoral Landing Sites Category E (! ÎÎ ll ee dd ee ll aa TT oo rr tt uu ee 22 22 20  Pointe Ti Bois Monder 20 ! Evacuation Landing Site S 20  N o r d O u e s !t 20 ( (! Place Nègre !   (! Montrie La Tortue Refueling Landing Site Category A Palmiste  N Aux Palmistes " (! (! 0 ! ' 0 ! La Tortue ° 0 Â(! Shuttle Landing Site Category A/B 2 N " C a n a l d e l a T o r t u e 0 ' 0 °  Tactical Landing Site Category C 0 2 (! 2210 10 10 2210 (!\ Department Capital Port de Paix ! Port de Paix  Lavaud (!! Commune Capital (! La Pointe ! Saint Louis du Nord A t l a n t i c O c e a n ! Ti Charles ! Méyence (!! Village Bord de Mer de Jean Rabel ! ! Paroli !   Port-de-Paix (! Richemond Anse a Foleur (! WH WH XH XH YH ! Anse-a-Foleur YH BC 2200 2200 WG WG XG 00 XG YG Chansolme 00 YG BB International Boundary Saint Louis du Nord Anse à Foleur N Jean Rabel Chansolme " Diti 0  '  Jean Rabel (! Le Borgne 0 (! 5 ° Jean Rabel Le Borgne  9 Department Boundary Mole Saint Nicolas Runway (! 1 !Menage !  N " Presqu'île Du Mole (! 0 Novion ' ! 0 Commune Boundary 5  Bayeu ° ! (! !! 9 Petit Boir de Bourne 1 Bayeux 1  !Mare Rouge Petit Boir dÂe Bourne 2 !  Primary Road  ! ( Borgne Bayeux (south river)(!(! Bayeux (north river) Mole Saint Nicolas Square ! Bassin Bleu ( ! ( ! 21 Mole St Nicolas ! La Montagne Pioux Bas Limbe 21 90 ! N o r d O u e s t !Lorman 90 90 Platon Mare Rouge 90 Legra!s Secondary Road ! ! !  Redou!te ! ! ! ( Cap Haitien ÂCap Haitian ! ! (! Cap Haitian Port Bas Limbé ! Track Môle Saint Nicolas Bassin Bleu Port Margot ! ! Barre de Henne Bel Air Ferrand  Port Margot ! La Petite Anse Port Margot(! Bazin Maho ! !Fauché ! !  Unclassified Road (! Cap Haitien Airport ! ! La Rue La Chapelle ! ! ! ! Bauber! Barony Perennial River Milord Plaine du Nord! ! ! Beloten Galment Montolon Limbe ! !Moustique !Fèbe !  Gros Trou ! !Ségur Limbe ! ! Cercaville (! ! 21 Pignate Quartier Morin Quartier Morin En Bas Saline Caracol 21 80 Intermittent River Baie de Henne ! 80 Bombardopolis (! ! N 80 Gr8os0 Morne ! La Genevré Fort Fort Liberte " 0  Quartier Morin '  0 (! Pilate (south river) Pilate Acul du Nord Caracol Derac Anse Rouge (! Méillac 4 Limonade Bombardopolis  Liberte ° Chilotte ! Paulette  ! ! ! 9 Lake ! Fond Citron (! Duparty Fond Blanc  ! (!! 1 ! ÂGrosse Morne ! Pilate Limbé Plaine Pilate ( ! Artaud Platon Laroudie Flaville Fort Liberte Dérac ! N Gros Morne (! (soccer field) L'Arbre ! Mapou " ! Jésus Bombardopolis ! du Nord Ca Douche ! ! 0  (soccer field) ' Opet Milot ! Terrier Rouge ! G! audin ! 0  Savane Ragé (! Malféty Bossus ! Berard Limonade ! ! ! 4 Hatte Dimanche ! Baie de Henne Baie de Henne !Forcéli ! Ducoste ! Mingny Terrier Rouge ° (! !  ! !  Savane Carrié Colette Ferrier 9 Buclair (! ! Palo 1 Plaisance (! Terre Neuve ! Verbouc Source Chaude Barrière Batant Campègne ! Blanco  ! ! ! Guan !   Trou du Nord ! (! Plateforme (! N o r d ! ! Ferrier Department Names (! Soufriere (! Beaujoin Dubreuil  Terrier-Rouge Garrot Anse Rouge ! Trou du Nord !  Anse Rouge La Cour Paletot ! (! !Mérande ! Nan Nicotte Gui!lleron Milot  Petite Rivière Blondin Garate Casimir (! ! La Soufrière (! ! ! Blondin ! ! ! Bourg Dumas Terre Neuve 2170 Défilé Nan Reine ! 2170 ! ! Milot Grand Gilles Dureau b. Blanc - Savane Au Camp 70 7Ter0re Neuve Acul du Nord Grande ! ! Commune Names  Jervey Foulon St. Suzanne !Limaitre Fort-Liberté Plaisance (!   Meyoc Riviere ! Grand Bassin Bonnal   (!  ! ! (! Terre Neuve  (! (! ! Chatard (!Gothier Sarazin ! (! du Nord Plaisance Saint Martin  Sainte Suzanne Department Capital Names ! Galiphete(! Cabaret Magasins Caracol ! Ouanaminte Los !  Commune Capital Names (! Trou du Nord Arroyos ! Piguer Vasè  ! ! ! (! (!  Jolietrou Ouanaminthe ! Aviation Landing Site Names Paparel (! ÂAcul Samedi  ! Saint Germain Dondon Grande Rivière du Nord Sainte Suzanne ! ! Perches (!! (  N Marmelade  Acul Samedi Ouanaminthe " Ennery 0 Village Names (! Perches ' 21 La Coupe Pintade ! ! (! 21 60 ! Corail  Dessources Don Don 60 0 ! ! Perches Santiago 3 60 60 Gonaïves (! Bonneau ° Dondon dela Cruz 9 Marmelade  Dupity 1 ! G(!érard Bellevue ! N Gara ! !  (! " Badon Marchan ! ! Pi!errot ! 0 ! ' ( Haut Place Carrefour ! 0  Gonaives Argentinean Camp ! ! Ennery ! Ennery ! 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