The Rivière de L'Acul, (English: L'Acul River) also called Rivière Acul-du-Sud, is a watercourse in Southern Haiti.
Etymology[]
The geographical indication "du Sud" brought to the name of the river permits it not to be confused with the toponym Acul-du-Nord.
About[]
The Acul du Sud is a stream flowing in Haiti's Tiburon Peninsula through the Southern Department and the borough of Les Cayes, and becomes a small coastal river which has its mouth in the Caribbean Sea.
Map of Rivière de l'Acul
Geography[]
The Acul du Sud river has its source in the foothills of Macaya Peak located in the Hood Mountain Range. It flows south and crosses the villages of Chantal and Arniquet. It joins the Caribbean Sea south of the port town of Torbeck.
In March 2007, a new bridge, 120 meters long, was inaugurated over the Acul du Sud river.