Old man-Inhabitants is a common French, located in DOM-ROM archipelago of Guadeloupe.

Its inhabitants is called Habissois.

Geography

Old man-Inhabitants is located in the west of the island of Low-Ground in lee shore.

The commune is crossed north in the south by the trunk road 2.

Its northern limit with Bouillante is the Renoir gully and the Handle with the Boat.

Its western limit is consisted the crètes.

History

It is the oldest parish, founded in 1636, and thus commune of Guadeloupe. Its historical name was then Habitants.

The commune is intialement a famous agricultural commune for its coffee, its vanilla and more generally the creole gardens.

Administration

Demography

Economy

Places and Monuments

• Handle with the Boat

• National park of the Guadeloupe
• Valley of Large-River and the dwelling prehistoric Grivelière
• Site of the Engraved Rocks of Plessis
• more the hurdy-gurdy church of the Guadeloupe
• the Field of Vanibel

Personalities related to the commune

• Victorin Lurel
• Aramis Arbau

See too

• Coast-under-the-wind

• National park of the Guadeloupe

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