Petit Bourg de Port-Margot

Petit Bourg de Port-Margot is a district of Port-Margot, Haiti. Together with Bras Gauche (English: "Left-arm"), the two make up the city's sixth communal section.

Petit Bourg de Port-Margot
6e Bras-Gauche
Country	Haiti
Department	Nord
Arrondissement	Borgne Arrondissement
Area	0.52km² (.20 mi²) Quartier Petit Bourg de P.Margot 29.5 km² (11 mi²) 6e Bras-Gauche 30 km² (12 mi²) Total
Population (2015)	3,824 Quartier Petit Bourg de P.Margot 4,498 6e Bras-Gauche 8,322 Total
Density	7,354 per km² (19,120 per mi²) Quartier Petit Bourg de P.Margot 174 per km² (375 per mi²) 6e Bras-Gauche 277 per km² (694 per mi²)' Total
Zip Code(s)	HT1520

Neighboring sections

Northwest 1re Grande Plaine	North 3e Corail	Northeast 1re Garde-Champetre, BLM
	6e Bras-Gauche Petit Bourg de Port-Margot Port-Margot	East 5e Ravine Desroches, LMB
Southwest 8e Margot, PIL	South 2e Champagne, PLS	Southeast 2e Chabotte, LMB

Neighborhoods

QPM/BGC
BGC	6eme Section Bras Gauche	Rural section	4,498	Dos Bobo, Garde Camp, Godino, Jeannette, Lacoman, Nan Marguerite, Petit-Bourg-de-Port-Margot, Poc, Quentin, Riol, Saint-Pierre.

History

Petit Bourg de Port-Margot was formerly a military post of the district of Borgne, erected as a district by the law of August 18 in 1880.

In 1824, President Boyer had some black American immigrant farmers sent to this location.

About

It was origninally part of the Bas Quatier rural section, on the road that leads to Limbé and Gros-Morne. People come here to buy food. The chapel dedicated to Saint-Bertin, whose feast is July 5th.

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