Brésilienne is a communal section in the Southeast Department of Haiti. It is the first communal section of Bainet.
Neighboring sections
| North
1re Muzac, LVJ |
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West 2e Trou-Mahot |
Bainet |
East 11e La Montagne, JAC |
| South |
About[]
Brésilienne has several beaches, although many have never been touched by development projects, or hordes of tourists sunning there. It was founded as the First rural section of the commune of Bainet, Arrondissement of Jacmel. It was subdivided in 1874, giving birth to the rural section of Trou-Mahot of the same commune. It's localities include Hotage, Verche, Massé, Genée, l'Hermitage, and Berna, places on which the State possesses 146 earthen plots occupied by farmers.
The Brésilienne river is dry for 9 months of the year. It flows to the sea between the bays of Bainet and Jacmel.
Geography[]
Brésilienne is located next to the eastern border of Bainet at 18° 15' 56" North, 72° 40' 49" West. It is bordered by the town of Jacmel Valley to the north, the City of Jacmel to the east, by the Caribbean Sea to the south, and the Trou-Mahot River to the west.
According to the IHSI the section has a total area of 16.11 square miles (41.73 km2). In 2015, the section had 2440 households, with an average of 4.5 members per household.
For every 100 males, there are 95 females. 59% of the population is 18 and older.
Minors represent 41% of the population.
Neighborhoods
| Code | Population | Places | |
| BSL | 10,985 | Bas-Fond, Bodor, Bois-l'État, Bommier, Bresilienne, Ca Gars, Carrefour Congo, Ca Salo, Ca Volel, Grande-Crête, Limba, Terre-Blanche, Terre-Noire, Trou-Mahot. |
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Child in Brésilienne, Haiti
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