Trou Canari (English: "Canary Hole") represents the fifth and sixth sections of the town of Petit-Goâve, Haiti.

History[]

This section was founded under its original designation as the fifth and sixth rural section of Petit-Goave. The area was long productive of coffee and food supplies. Economic activity included breeding of goats and other cattle. Development was centered around a chapel on the Merlan (also spelled Mirlan) habitation. This section is separated by the Bistouri River with the 7th des Platons to the north and to the south by 2 mountains which meet with the 6th. Centered around the Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes, the sixth section produces a lot of food. The plains are lined with Palm trees and Banana trees.

5e Trou-Canari[]

Neighboring sections[]

	North 1re Bino _{Prèmiere Plaine}
West 4e Fonds-Arabie	5e Trou-Canari Petit-Goâve	East 7e Des Platons
	South 6e Trou-Canari

6e Trou-Canari[]

Neighboring sections

	North 5e Trou-Canari	Northeast 7e Des Platons
West 4e Fonds-Arabie	6e Trou-Canari Petit-Goâve	East 8e Des Platons
Southwest 6e Jamais Vu, CDF, SE _{SE Dept.}