Saint Martin
The Collectivity of Saint-Martin is the French and northern side of the island of Saint Martin, situated between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Its beaches, such as Orient Bay, all have white sands. The capital, Marigot, has a sheltered marina, colorful houses, and an open-air, waterfront market. It's also a base for duty-free shopping, with stores selling luxury goods, jewelry, cosmetics and liquor.
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Clotilde
Saint ‧ Clovis I's wife
Wifred II, Count of Cerdanya
Oliba Cabreta's son
Louis Mouttet
Former Governor of Côte d'Ivoire
Paul Merwart
French illustrator
Clotilde
Saint ‧ Clovis I's wife
Martin of Tours
Saint
Jean-Baptiste de Foix
Arlette Grüss
Claude de Bexon
Bishop
Jean Baptiste Noël Bouchotte (Jean‑Baptiste . . .
Former Minister of War of France
Jean Baptiste Noël Bouchotte
Former Minister of War of France
Dudley Pope
British writer
Blanche of Navarre, Queen of France
Martin of Tours
Saint
Bertram Tracy Clayton
Former United States Representative
Henri BelleryDesfontaines
French painter
Henri Bellery-Desfontaines
French painter
Ernest Daudet
French journalist
Sam Spiegel
Film producer
Chris von Wangenheim
Photographer
François Perrinon
Ben Caunt
Boxer
Carew Raleigh
Politician
Edward Conway, 1st Viscount Conway
Former Lord President of the Council of the United Kingdom
Elizabeth Olten
Edwin E. Willis
American Politician
Pierre Cardinal
French screenwriter
Adolphe Goupil
French publisher
Claudette OriolBoyer
Suzanne Balguerie
French singer
Jean Guiraud
French historian
Pierre Xardel
Georges Hugnet
French visual artist
Louis Bertola
Sculptor
Yvonne Simon
French motorsports racing driver
Yvonne Bouisset-Mignon
Marc Honegger
French musicologist
Charles Jousseaume
Jean-René Guerrand
Jules Moigniez
French sculptor
alphonse dubois de saligny
French diplomat
Jean Pierre Isidore Alphonse Dubois de Saligny
French diplomat
Albert Clément
French race car driver
Edma Trimolet
French painter
Eugène Freyssinet
French structural engineer
Marius Hurard
Former Member of the National Assembly of France
Jean-Charles de Baas