The valley has expanded into plains, the turbulent rapids have turned into wide and shallow rivers, and the mountains that surround the flat and open countryside have almost pushed their buttresses into the sea. This magnificent view can be well observed from a point near Kenskov, as well as from the great castle built on the top of the hill in la Ferriere in the northern province. Before going into detail, though, let me get a general idea of the country.
The island of Santo Domingo is located in the West Indies and is estimated to be about the size of Ireland.
Heidi Island occupies about a third of the western part of the island, pushing two huge promontories into the sea and boasting a large coastline. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the north, the Republic of Santo Domingo to the east, the Caribbean Sea to the south, and the passage between Cuba and Jamaica to the west.
The most famous mountain ranges are the Russell Mountains, located on the southeastern border of Hatti, and the Black Mountains in the Northern Province; However, throughout the republic, open valleys were surrounded by towering elevations. Approaching the island in any direction, it looks so mountainous that it's hard to imagine encountering so many smiling, fertile plains in every sector.
The most widespread are the cul-de-sacs near Port-au-Prince, the Gonaïves Plain, the Atibonnet Plain, the Acaha Plain, the Puerto Margot Plain, the Leogne Plain, the Lekai Plain and the plains that extend along the north coast.
Heidi's strength is that the water is well drunk, although this source of wealth is grossly neglected. Available for short boat sailing; Other streams are more characteristic of flash floods, overflowing during the rainy season, while in times of drought they are simply streams flowing on a wide layer of pebbles.