Anse-à-Drick

Anse-à-Drick is a communal section in the Southern Department of Haiti. It is the second communal section of Arniquet.

Anse-à-Drick
2e Anse-à-Drick
Communal section
Country	Haiti
Department	Sud
Region	Communal section of Arniquet
Arrondissement	Port-Salut Arrondissement
Government	Suburb
Area	34.48 km2 (13.31 mi2)
Population (2015)	15,685
Density	455 per km2 (1,178 per mi2)
Zip Code(s)	HT 8110

Neighboring sections

Northwest 1re Beaulieu, RAB	North 1re Lazare	Northeast 2e Bérault, TOB
〰️West〰️ Caribbean Sea	2e Anse-à-Drick Arniquet	East Ville de Arniquet
	South 1re Barbois, PTS	Southeast 3e Arniquet

Carpentier

Lebon

Pointe Sable

History

What is now Anse-à-Drick was originally incorporated as the first rural section of the town of Côteaux. The military post of La Roche à Bateau was in this rural section. Anse-à-Drick was also Port-Salut's first section before its current status as the second section of Arniquet.

In January 1803, the independent natives, after their defeat on the Béreault habitation withdrew to the Mallet habitation, near the military post of Roche a Bateau. Férou entrusted the command to Elie Boury.

Geography

Anse-à-Drick is located in the southwestern part of Arniquet.

Neighborhoods

Code	Name		Population	Places
	Anse-à-Drick		15,685	Berger, Bergera, Blondin, Bouroux, Camori, Carpentier, Ca Stable, Desglacis, Dumeau, Gauthier, La Ferme, Lebon, Marshall, Maucas, Nan Bois, Nan Calou, Nan Garde, Nan Rue, Ravette, Vancol.

Sectional Map of Anse-à-Drick, Haiti

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