Cap-Haïtien
Cap-Haïtien is the second largest city in Haiti with a population of 275,000 in 2015. It lies along a bay on the northern coast of the country. When Haiti was the French colony of Saint Domingue, the city was the colony's capital, then called Cap Parisian or Cap Francais.| Tap on a place to explore it |
Photo: Korrigan, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Photo: Korrigan, CC BY-SA 3.0.
- Type: City with 186,000 residents
- Description: city in Haiti
- Also known as: “Cap Haïtien”, “Cap-François”, “Cap-Haitien”, “Cape Haitien”, “Cape Haytien”, “Guárico”, and “Ville du Cap-Haitien”
Places of Interest
Highlights include Parc Saint-Victor and Morne Jean.
Parc Saint-Victor
Stadium
Parc Saint-Victor is a football stadium in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti. It is the home stadium of AS Capoise, Real Hope FA and Zénith of the Ligue Haïtienne. The stadium holds 10,000 spectators.
Cap-Haïtien
- Categories: commune of Haiti, big city, and locality
- Location: Cap-Haïtien Arrondissement, Nord, Northern Haiti, Haiti, Caribbean, North America
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Latitude
19.7595° or 19° 45′ 34″ northLongitude
-72.2008° or 72° 12′ 3″ westPopulation
186,000Elevation
7 metres (23 feet)IATA airport code
CAPUnited Nations Location Code
HT CAPOpen location code
77F9QQ5X+RMOpenStreetMap ID
node 295325876OpenStreetMap feature
place=cityGeoNames ID
3728474Wikidata ID
Q216835
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Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Welsh—“Cap-Haïtien” goes by many names.
- Arabic: “كاب هايتيان”
- Armenian: “Կապ-Ատյեն”
- Armenian: “Քափ Հայիտեն”
- Asturian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Asturian: “Kap Ayisyen”
- Basque: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Bengali: “কাপ-হাইতিয়েন”
- Breton: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Bulgarian: “Кап Аитиен”
- Catalan: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Cebuano: “Cap Haïtien”
- Cebuano: “Okap”
- Chinese: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Chinese: “海地角”
- Croatian: “Cap-Haitien”
- Croatian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Czech: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Czech: “Kap Ayisien”
- Czech: “Le Cap”
- Danish: “Cap Haitien”
- Danish: “Cap-Français”
- Danish: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Danish: “Le Cap”
- Dutch: “Cap Francais”
- Dutch: “Cap Français”
- Dutch: “Cap-Haitien”
- Dutch: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Egyptian Arabic: “كاب هايتيان”
- Esperanto: “Haitia Kabo”
- Estonian: “Cap-Haitien”
- Estonian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Finnish: “Cap Haitien”
- Finnish: “Cap-Haitien”
- Finnish: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Finnish: “Le Cap”
- French: “Au Cap”
- French: “Cap Français”
- French: “Cap François”
- French: “Cap Haitien”
- French: “Cap-Français”
- French: “Cap-Haitien”
- French: “Cap-Haïtien”
- French: “Le Cap”
- German: “Cap Haitien”
- German: “Cap Haïtien”
- German: “Cap-Haitien”
- German: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Greek: “Καπ-Αϊσιέν”
- Greek: “Καπ-Αϊτιέν”
- Greek: “Καπ-Φρανσαί”
- Gujarati: “કેપ-હેટીન”
- Haitian: “Kap Ayisyen”
- Haitian: “Kap-Ayisyen”
- Haitian: “Okap”
- Hebrew: “קאפ-האיטיין”
- Hebrew: “קאפ-האיסיין”
- Hindi: “कैप-हैतियेन”
- Hungarian: “Cap-Haitien”
- Indonesian: “Cap Haitien”
- Indonesian: “Cap-Haitien”
- Indonesian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Irish: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Italian: “Cap Haitien”
- Italian: “Cap Haïtien”
- Italian: “Cap-Haitien”
- Italian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Japanese: “カパイシアン”
- Japanese: “カパイシャン”
- Japanese: “カプ＝フランソワ”
- Japanese: “キャップアイチアン”
- Kannada: “ಕ್ಯಾಪ್-ಹೈಟಿನ್”
- Korean: “카프아이시앵”
- Korean: “카프아이티엥”
- Latvian: “Kapaitjēna”
- Lithuanian: “Kap Haitjenas”
- Malay: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Malay: “Cape Haitian”
- Marathi: “कॅप-हॅटीन”
- Min Nan Chinese: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Mingrelian: “კაპ-აიტენი”
- Moksha: “Кап Аитьен”
- Nauru: “Cap-Haitien”
- Northern Frisian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Norwegian Bokmål: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Norwegian Nynorsk: “Cap Haitien”
- Norwegian Nynorsk: “Cap Haïtien”
- Norwegian Nynorsk: “Cap-Haitien”
- Norwegian Nynorsk: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Norwegian Nynorsk: “Kapayisyen”
- Norwegian Nynorsk: “Okap”
- Norwegian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Occitan (post 1500): “Cap Aïcian”
- Persian: “کاپ-هائیتین”
- Polish: “Cap-Haitien”
- Polish: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Portuguese: “Cabo Haitiano”
- Portuguese: “Cap Français”
- Portuguese: “Cap Haïtien”
- Portuguese: “Cap-Français”
- Portuguese: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Portuguese: “Le Cap”
- Romanian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Russian: “Кап-Аитьен”
- Russian: “Кап-Аитьене”
- Russian: “Кап-Айтьен”
- Russian: “Кап-Франсе”
- Russian: “Ле-Кап”
- Russian: “Лё-Кап”
- Silesian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Sinhala: “කැප්- හයිටියන්”
- Sinhala: “කැප්-හයිටියන්, හයිටිය”
- Slovenian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Spanish: “Cabo Haitiano”
- Spanish: “Cap Haitien”
- Spanish: “Cap Haïtien”
- Spanish: “Cap-Haitien”
- Spanish: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Spanish: “Le Cap”
- Swedish: “Cap-Francais”
- Swedish: “Cap-Français”
- Swedish: “Cap-Haitien”
- Swedish: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Swedish: “Okap”
- Tamil: “காப்-ஹைட்டியின்”
- Telugu: “కేప్-హైతిన్”
- Thai: “กาปาอีเซียง”
- Turkish: “Cap-Haitien”
- Turkish: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Ukrainian: “Кап-Аїтьєн”
- Urdu: “کیپ ہیٹیان”
- Uzbek: “Kap-aityen”
- Uzbek: “Kap-Aityen”
- Venetian: “Cap-Haïtien”
- Vietnamese: “Cap-Haitien”
- Waray (Philippines): “Cap-Haïtien”
- Welsh: “Cap-Haïtien”
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