Guadeloupe

Created at the end of the seventeenth century, the habitation Roussel-Trianon was one of the first sugar refineries on the island of Marie-Galante, and used a windmill to grind sugarcane.

The habitation Murat was the largest sugar cane plantation in Guadeloupe.

The habitation Néron was an eighteenth century sugar refinery that used slaves.

The habitation la Mahaudière was a sugar refinery where slaves worked.

The Canal des Rotours is nearly 6 km long, and was dug under the bed of a small canal named Ravine des Coudes, to allow the drainage of the plain.

Stairs whose steps were built by slaves are located in Petit-Canal.

The Fort Fleur d’Epée was built by Vauban, and is the largest fortification of Grande Terre in Guadeloupe.