Bellevue-Chardonnière is a communal section in the Western Department of Haiti. It is the fifth communal section of Pétion-Ville.
History[]
Bellevue-Chardonnières, formerly Charbonnière, was originally known as the seventh rural section of the town of Pétion-ville, district of Port-au-Prince. There are sources on the houses Fréres, Grosjean, Métivier, Berthé, Pernier, and Madame, Habitations, the latter located between the two rural sections of Bellevue-Charbonnière and Bellevue-la-Montagne.
• On June 3, 1791, Sonthonax and Polverel, unable to resist the English at Port-au-Prince, went to Bellevue-Charbonniere.
• In 1889, the Northerners fortified themselves at the Marlique habitation against Pétion-Ville. Water at Marlique comes from the Duplan spring.
Geography[]
The section is partly composed of plains to the east and mountains to the north. There are numerous habitatons. The rural school is in Freres; it is perhaps the most advanced in the country.
The general basin of distribution of the Cul-de-Sac Plain, which supplies the water to all the habitations of this vast plain, is in the limits of this rural section and the commune of Croix-des-Bouquets.
The Bellevue-Charbonnière mountain depends on the Saddle Mountain Range.
Neighboring sections
Northwest  1re Turgeau, PAP |
North |
Northeast
4e Bellevue, TBR
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| West
2e Aux Cadets
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5e Bellevue-Chardonnière
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East 3e Petit-Bois, CDB |
| Southwest Ville de Pétion-Ville |
South
3e Etang-du-Jonc
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Southeast
8e Belle-Fontaine, CDB
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Peguy-ville
Tête-a-l'Eau
View from Vivy Mitchell
Belvil (from Fine Fleur)
Michael Vedrine is a miracle