Talk:Basse-Terre

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[edit] City of Basse-Terre or Basse-Terre Island?

I've removed this bit from the article and put it here because I don't know if it is about the city of Basse-Terre or the island of Basse-Terre:

"Although it is difficult to measure rainfall in short periods of time, the Guinness World Records 2005 lists Basse-Terre as having the record for the most intense rainfall in a short period recorded by modern methods. On 26 November 1970, 38 mm (1.5 in) of rain fell in one minute at Basse-Terre." Godefroy (talk) 18:09, 16 December 2007 (UTC)