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Montagne-Noire (English: Black Mountain) is the third rural section of Bahon, Haiti.
Neighboring sections
| North
4e Gambade, GRN |
Northeast 3e Caracol, GRN | |
|---|---|---|
| West 2e Mathurin, STR |
Bahon |
East 1re Bois-Pin |
| South 2e Bailly |
Southeast Ville de Bahon |
History[]
Montagne-Noire was formerly the sixth rural section of the municipality of Grande-Rivière du Nord. It was created from portions of the Gambade rural section, established in 1875. In 1839, this area was characterized by approximately 250 well-cultivated plantations.
• In January 1775, Jean François followed Toussaint Louverture to the Picot plantation, having previously defeated him at Charles Sec.