CANGT - Eng

The North Grande-Terre Agglomeration Community (CANGT) is located in Guadeloupe and comprises five municipalities: Anse-Bertrand, Morne-À-L’Eau, Le Moule, Petit-Canal, and Port-Louis. Covering an area of ​​324.5 km² with a population of 58,344, the territory is characterized by significant agricultural activity, accounting for 40% of Guadeloupe’s utilized agricultural area. The local economy relies on the agri-food sector (sugarcane, distilleries, a slaughterhouse, and a melon packing facility) and energy production (a thermal power plant in Le Moule, and wind turbines in Petit-Canal and Anse-Bertrand). Despite a limited tourism offering, North Grande-Terre’s rich natural, historical, and cultural heritage gives the region a unique and authentic character, presenting strong potential for sustainable development and tourism growth while preserving the quality of life for its residents.