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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: POL-PRE |
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PORT AU PRINCE (originally L'Hopital, and for brief periods Port Henri and Port Republicain) , the capital of the republic of Haiti, West Indies, situated at the apex
great
coast
island
long by 2 broad). The city is admirably situated on ground that soon begins to rise rapidly towards the hills. It was originally laid out by the French on a regular
south
supply is defective. From June to September the heat is excessive, reaching 95 to 99 F. in the shade. The population, mostly negroes and mulattoes, is estimated at 6x,000. Port au Prince was first laid out by M. de la Cuza in 1949. In 1751, and again in 1770, it was destroyed by earthquakes.End of Article: PORT AU PRINCE (originally L'Hopital, and for brief periods Port Henri and Port Republicain) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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