STREETS OF TERRIER ROUGE, TROU DU NORD, FORT LIBERTE 2024

Trou du Nord is a commune located in the Nord-Est department of Haiti. It is situated in the northern part of the country, in the Nord-Est region. Like many other areas in Haiti, Trou du Nord faces challenges related to poverty, infrastructure, and access to basic services. However, it also has its own unique cultural heritage and community spirit. The people of Trou du Nord engage in various activities such as agriculture, commerce, and craftsmanship to sustain their livelihoods.
Terrier Rouge is another commune in the Nord-Est department of Haiti. It is located in the same region as Trou du Nord, in the northern part of the country. Similar to many areas in Haiti, Terrier Rouge may face challenges such as economic difficulties, infrastructure issues, and access to essential services.
The communities in Terrier Rouge, like in other parts of Haiti, often engage in agricultural activities as a primary source of livelihood. Farming, trade, and other local businesses contribute to the economic activities in the area. The specific characteristics, culture, and daily life of Terrier Rouge would be shaped by the unique experiences and history of its residents.
Fort-Liberté is a commune located in the Nord-Est department of Haiti. It is situated on the northern coast of the country, near the border with the Dominican Republic. Fort-Liberté has historical significance as one of the oldest cities in Haiti, and it played a role in the country's fight for independence from French colonial rule.
Similar to other areas in Haiti, Fort-Liberté faces various challenges such as poverty, limited access to education and healthcare, and infrastructure issues. However, it also has cultural richness, and its historical background contributes to its unique identity.
The people of Fort-Liberté are engaged in activities such as agriculture, trade, and fishing to sustain their livelihoods. The town's history, along with its coastal location, likely influences the local culture and way of life. As with many places, the community in Fort-Liberté continues to work towards addressing challenges and improving living conditions.

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[@nomadman2022]

Mesi pou lanmou sa. Mwen swete wou te renmen video sa. Mesi pou vizit la.

[@childgod6202]

Bro keep up the good work you doing something very special by going around and show us where we come from i miss Okap Haitian a lot can't wait to go back home

[@nomadman2022]

Thanks a lot for the support and I am glad that you enjoyed this video. Okap is waiting for you, the situation will get better soon and we all can go back home for a good fried fish or tasso or gryo lol. Thanks for stopping by. Mesi ampil....

[@sinefromabovebabylon3577]

I guess since you're I'm the north you could also go check out, Anse a foleur, Baie moustik, Jean Rabèl, Baie de henne, Mole Saint Nicolas, Bombardopolis, and la platforme. Beautiful area. Also love this video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ continue the great work

[@nomadman2022]

I just left Haiti because some people were menacing me seeing my camera or aka GoPro which instilled fear in me. You are pretty good, I had all these places on my list but unfortunately, fear got the best of me. I am waiting for the situation to cool off a bit. Thank for stopping by.

[@sinefromabovebabylon3577]

​@@nomadman2022 oh this socks. I'm sorry, well hope to you soon in haiti. 😊

[@mohamedarras8040]

Vous avez me retourner a vingt ans dans les années 2004/2005 a terrier rouge se sont des moments inoubliables pour les marocains participants au minustah❤❤❤

[@childgod6202]

Bro you doing a wonderful job I'm from Okap Haitian myself you make me want to go back every time you showing that ville bro I miss my country