Marmont HIN

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Marmont (also spelled Mamon) is the second communal section of Hinche, Haiti.

History[]

Originally part of the Marmelade District, this position fortified by nature, was a subdivision of the rural section of Joineria, consecrated in 1875. On January 7, 1889, General Legitime's governemnt army removed Marmont from the Northerners, closely surrounding Hinche, and taking that city on January 23rd from the insurgents, who abandoned canons and other engines of war.

The capture of Marmont in January 1889 by government troops from the North opened the doors of the Marmelade District to the government of President Legitime.

Neighboring sections

West 3e Baille-Tourrible, TOM	2e Marmont Hinche	East 1re Matelgate, THO
Northwest 1re Juanaria _{Ville de Hinche}	North 3e Aguahedionde D _{Qtr. Los Palis}
Southwest 1re Cabral, TOM		Southeast 2e Tierra-Muscady

Locations[]

MMO	Baycite, Bintorrible, Caraba, Caraplaine, Danizard, Doco, Dolo, Dos Roche, Hatte-Cantave, La Bègue, La Cour-Gadichon, La Hine, La Mécette, Lapati, Latrémare, Lomoraine, Malary, Marmont, Méréhil, Mme Georges, Pabdocal, Quépont, Ravine-Fond, Samadère, San Jose, Sapaterre, Savanette, Tamarin