Answer: HAITI
HAITI is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 162 times.
- 1492 Columbus discovery
- Second-oldest country in the Western Hemisphere
- Port-au-Prince's land
- Half of Hispaniola
- René Préval's domain
- Independent country since 1804
- Cacao exporter
- Papa Doc ruled it
- Port-au-Prince is its capital
- Santa Maria wreck site
- Its currency is the gourde
- Dominican Republic neighbor
- Land that won its independence in 1804
- Site of Toussaint L'Ouverture's revolt
- Where Columbus made landfall, 1492
- Country with a palm tree on its flag
- It has departments named Nord, Sud and Ouest
- Papa Doc's domain, once
- Its capital is Port-au-Prince
- Western third of Hispaniola
- Cole Porter's "Katie Went to ___"
- Tortuga neighbor
- "Katie Went to ___" (1939 Cole Porter tune)
- Baby Doc's land
- Part of Hispaniola
- Caribbean nation in the news
- Port-au-Prince's nation
- Its monetary unit is the gourde
- Island where voodoo is widely practiced
- Island visited by Columbus in 1492
- Hispaniola republic
- Home to "Papa Doc" and "Baby Doc"
- Its official languages are French and Creole
- Port-au-Prince place
- Its national anthem is "La Dessalinienne"
- Jean-Bertrand Aristide's country
- Country adjacent to the Dominican Republic
- Western part of Hispaniola
- Tortuga is part of it
- Country on the island of Hispaniola
- Port-au-Prince's country
- About one-third of Hispaniola, areawise
- Place to spend centimes
- Caribbean country
- West Indies republic
- Greater Antilles nation
- Operation Uphold Democracy site
- Former French colony
- West Indian republic
- Country in the West Indies
- Aristide's land
- Dominican Republic's neighbor
- 1492 landfall
- Aristide's former home
- Hispaniola country
- Columbus' 1492 landfall
- Port-au-Prince country
- Toussaint Louverture's country
- Caribbean island sharer
- Hispaniola nation
- The Santa Maria landed here
- Nation on Hispaniola
- L'Ouverture's land
- Western Hispaniola
- Port-au-Prince's locale
- Dominican Republic adjoiner
- Caribbean nation with French as an official language
- 2010 earthquake site
- Port au Prince's land
- Land on Hispaniola
- Port-au-Prince locale
- Country in January 2010 news
- West Indies nation
- Caribbean island
- French-speaking nation in the Americas
- Where Wyclef Jean attempted to run for president
- Michel Martelly's country
- Columbus landfall of 1492
- Modern-day locale of the place where the Santa Maria ran aground in 1492
- French-speaking republic
- Duvalier's country
- Aristide's country
- Papa Doc's domain
- Land of voodoo
- Audubon's birthplace, today
- Voodoo land
- Hispaniola's western half
- Columbus landed there in 1492
- Francophone nation in North America
- Hispaniola part
- Port-au-Prince's place
- Hispaniola sharer
- Big exporter of mangoes
- Country where Wyclef Jean was born
- Papa Doc's country
- Port-au-Prince setting
- Cuba's neighbor
- Caribbean nation
- Hispaniola half
- Tortuga's country
- Where Nord, Nord-Est and Nord-Ouest are departments
- Neighbor of Cuba
- Where the Santa Maria wrecked on Christmas Day
- Where 18-Downs are currency
- The Santa Maria sank off its shore
- Caribbean land
- Nation east of Jamaica
- Port-au-Prince's home
- "The Pearl of the Antilles"
- Where the Santa Maria sank, nowadays
- French-speaking island country
- Jamaica neighbor
- Creole-speaking island nation
- Land near Cuba
- Site of early 19th century revolution
- Duvailier's domain
- French-speaking land where John James Audubon was born
- Where Toussaint L'Ouverture led a revolt
- Nation of Hispaniola
- Papa Doc's place
- Golfe de la Gonâve country
- Port-au-Prince's island
- Land of Hispaniola
- French-speaking Caribbean country
- Country with voodooists
- Republic in the Caribbean
- Duvalier's domain, once
- Country to which Frederick Douglass was a U.S. ambassador
- Voodoo's birthplace
- Cuba neighbor
- Henry Christophe's land
- French-speaking Western Hemisphere country
- 1492 landing site, now
- One side of Hispaniola
- Land east of Jamaica
- Country whose name anagrams to an island when its fourth letter is doubled
- French-speaking Caribbean nation
- Site of a 1790s revolution
- Where Port-au-Prince is capital
- It shares an island with the Dominican Republic
- Country southeast of Cuba
- Western side of Hispaniola
- Father of ___ (epithet for Toussaint L'Ouverture)
- French and Creole are its official languages
- Country on Hispaniola
- Birthplace of rapper Wyclef Jean
- Home of the isle of Tortuga
- Country that celebrates Dessalines Day
- About one-third of Hispaniola, area-wise
- Most populous Caribbean country
- Caribbean country first inhabited by the Taino
- Country east of Jamaica
- Country also known as Ayiti
- Most mountainous Caribbean nation
- Caribbean country that's the birthplace of rara music
- Country with "kreyòl" as an official language
- Nation to which the island of Tortuga belongs
- Caribbean "land of high mountains"
- Author Edwidge Danticat's birthplace
- Major exporter of mangoes
- Creole-speaking nation
- Wyclef Jean's birth country