List of cultural monuments in Mauritius

This list names the cultural monuments in Mauritius (National heritage of Mauritius).

Legal basis

Markings of cultural monuments like here are a rare exception in Mauritius

While previously only individual objects were placed under monument protection by individual legal act in Mauritius, a system was introduced with the National Monuments Act of 1985. The current legal basis is the National Heritage Fund Act (No. 40) of 2003.

The list is based on the annex to this law.

list

image	Surname	District	location	description
	Aapravasi Ghat	Port Louis	Port on the M2	Aapravasi Ghat ( Hindi for immigration limit ) was a camp for Indian immigrants to Mauritius in Port Louis . UNESCO World Heritage Site .
0	Abreuvoir	Port Louis	New Moka Street	The trough on New Moka Street is on the street side of a building that was the royal bakery in French times. The house was later used by the Government Printing Service Mauritius.
0	Bowen Square	Port Louis	0	0
0	Canal Dayot Aqueduct	Port Louis	Canal Dayot Street	During the governorship of Souillac (1779–1787), the engineer Thomas Dayot had an aqueduct from 1782 built from the Grand River North-West to Port Louis. The construction was carried out with private capital. In 1794 the government bought the building. In 1860 its function was taken over by the Municipal Canal. The aqueduct has been a cultural monument since 1958.
0	Central Market	Port Louis	0	0
	Central Railway Station	Port Louis	0	0
0	Grave of Charles Henry Leal	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	0
0	Chien de Plomb	Port Louis	port	During the tenure of Governor Labourdonnais (1735-1747) a canal (which can still be seen today) was created from the Grand River Noth West to the port of Port Louis, which should supply the ships there with drinking water. The "water tap" was mounted on the "Chien de Plomb".
0	Cimetière Breton (GRNW)	Port Louis	0	0
0	Grave of Colonel Joseph Yates	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Colonel Joseph Yates was a British officer and died on November 29, 1810, the day the British invasion of Mauritius began . The tombstone initially stood in front of Port Louis Cathedral and is now in the Westfriedhof.
0	Grave of D'Archibald de Litchfield	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	D'Archibald de Litchfield was a British lieutenant. He died on November 10, 1817. The grave monument was erected by his fellow officers.
0	Grave of Dominus Arthur Chichester	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Arthur Chichester (* 1808) was a British officer in Mauritius. After he died on June 25, 1840, his father, Marquess of Donegall, had an impressive tomb built for him.
0	St. Louis and Environs Donjon	Port Louis	On the A1 next to the bridge over the Black River	Under Governor Dumas, the donjon and other fortifications were built to defend the southern flank of Port Louis. In 1759 he was with three cannons, each 8 pounds, 8 lb, for 1810 two more cannons are mentioned. The fortress, which is unique in Mauritius, still includes a powder magazine for 40 barrels of powder (4.5 m × 3.7 m).
0	Grave of dr. Josepf François Dauban	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	The grave of the doctor and local politician Dr. Josepf François Dauban (1788-1856) was built by the grateful residents of Port Louis.
0	Flour Mill (GRNW)	Port Louis	0	The grain mill on the Grand River North-West was built by the East India Company.
	Fort Adelaide	Port Louis	Sebastopol Street	The citadel of Port Louis (also Fort Adelaïde) is a fortification above the city from the years 1834 to 1840.
0	Fort George	Port Louis	0	0
0	Fountain (Artillery Square)	Port Louis	Guy Rozemont Square, Lord Kitchener Street	The disused well drew its water from the “Le Pouce” canal and served as a water supply for the artillery administration.
	Fountain in front of Port Louis Cathedral	Port Louis	In front of the cathedral	The fountain in front of the Catholic cathedral in the form of an obelisk adorned with sculptures of lions was built under Governor Vicomte de Souillac in 1786.
0	French batteries	Port Louis	Dumas Mountain	In 1780, the island's most powerful artillery battery was built on what was then the Montagne des Prêtres.
0	French retranchements	Port Louis	Pamplemousses Road
0	Grave of General Jacob de Cordemoy	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Philippe Antoine Jacob de Cordemoy was an officer and administrator. He turned down the office of governor several times and made great contributions to the island. He died on October 7, 1820.
	Government House	Port Louis	0	The government building was originally a wooden building. Under Governor Nicolas de Maupin (1729-1735), the house was replaced by a one-story stone building. This building, called La Loge , was expanded under Mahé de Labourdonnais and was then known as the Hôtel du Gouvernement . It was later increased to two floors.
0	Hospital (GRNW)	Port Louis	0	Under French rule, the hospital was built in 1769 on the Grand River north-west. However, the hospital was closed again in 1787. Allegedly it served as a prison for British prisoners of war in 1808. Shortly after the conquest by the British in 1810, the hospital was reopened as a "civil hospital". In 1851 the hospital moved to a new building. The old building was used as a psychiatric hospital and an isolation ward. From 1947 it served as a correctional facility.
0	Ireland Blyth (Stone) Building	Port Louis	10 Dr. Ferrière Street	0
0	Grave of Léoville L'Homme	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	0
0	Line barracks	Port Louis	Lord Kitchener Street	The barracks, completed in 1761, have housed the police since 1922.
0	Grave of Lislet Geoffroy	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Jean Baptiste Lislet Geoffroy (1755–1836) was the founder and secretary of the Société des Sciences et Arts de l'Ile de France, a predecessor of the Royal Society of Arts and Sciences
0	Grave of Louis Lechelle	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	0
	Malartic Tomb	Port Louis	Champ de Mars	Governor Anne Joseph Hippolyte de Malartic (1730–1800) was revered as the "father of the colony". He was buried on the "Champs des Mars" parade ground, where 12 years later the first horse racing track in the southern hemisphere was built. His tomb, a monumental obelisk , was designed by the architect Gastambide. However, since the money ran out, the obelisk remained a stub. in the 1840s the obelisk was finalized in a simplified version. On April 20, 1892, a cyclone devastated the island and destroyed the top of the obelisk. In the following years the obelisk was restored again.
	Mauritius Institute building	Port Louis	Poudriere Street	Mauritius Institute (Natural History Museum)
0	Military hospital	Port Louis	0	0
0	Monument commemorating the 141st anniversary of the abolition of slavery in Mauritius	Port Louis	Jardin de la Compagnie	0
0	Monument commemorating the landing of Commandant Guillaume Dufresne on September 20, 1715	Port Louis	Robert Edward Hart Garden	0
	Monument in memory of Soeur Marie Barthélemy	Port Louis	Jardin de la Compagnie	The monument in memory of the nun Marie Emilie Raynaud Barthélemy (1840-1897) in the Jardin de la Compagnie was placed under monument protection in 1978.
0	Grave monument of Revd. Mère Barthélemy	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Sœur Marie Barthélemy (1840–1896) was a nun of the Bon et Perpétuel Secours . She learned the Chinese language and served on the Chinese mission. In 1896 she became an abbess, but died a short time later on a trip to England and was buried at sea. On August 16, 1902, the memorial that the Chinese community donated to the island was inaugurated. The memorial initially stood in the Couvent de la Montagne, was later moved to the Jardin de la Compagnie and is now in the Westfriedhof.
0	Grave monument of Dr. Aimé Joseph Mailloux	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	0
0	Grave monument of Rémy Ollier	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Rémy Ollier (1816–1845) was a journalist. His grave monument was erected in 1853.
0	Grave monument of Revd. Jean Lebrun	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	0
	Municipal Theater	Port Louis	Pope Henessy Street	The city theater was built from 1820 to 1822 by the architect Poujade. A bell tower was added in the 19th century.
	Old Grand River North West Bridge	Port Louis	0	0
0	Old gas factory	Port Louis	Pleasure Ground	The old gas factory was converted into the France Martin Stadium in 1969. It is the Mauritius badminton and table tennis stadium.
0	One monument erected in memory of Dr Horace Beaugeard	Port Louis	Outside the Western Cemetery	Horace Beaugeard (1836-1883) was a doctor in Port Louis. In 1883 a ship landed in Port Louis whose crew was sick with smallpox . Beaugeard treated the seafarers voluntarily and escorted them to the quarantine station on Îlot Gabriel . He got infected and died. On October 27, 1885, the memorial in his honor, an obelisk, was inaugurated by Governor Pope Hennessy.
0	One monument erected in memory of the dead of 1892 cyclone	Port Louis	Outside the Western Cemetery	The monument erected in memory of the dead of 1892 cyclone in front of the West cemetery of the city commemorates the victims of the cyclone in Mauritius in 1892 . The memorial, a monumental obelisk , has been a listed building since 1968.
0	Post Office Headquarters Building (former Civil Hospital)	Port Louis	0	0
0	Tomb of Prosper d'Epinay	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	The grave of the sculptor Prosper d'Épinay (1836–1914)
0	Grave of Revd. Sommuel skirt	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Reverend Sommuel Rock died on August 13, 1873 at the age of 76.
0	Signal Tower (Harbor and Quays)	Port Louis	0	In 1831 the tower was built as a signal tower. Since 1832, a time ball has shown the correct time on Tuesdays and Fridays at 1 a.m. In 1863 a new time ball was erected on Signal Mountain . The old tower was now used as a windmill and powder magazine. In 1872 the tower was privatized and demolished. Only the base of the tower has been preserved.
0	Grave of Sir Lionel Smith	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	The tomb of the 5th governor of Mauritius is a towering pillar.
0	Grave of Sir Robert Barclay	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Robert Barclay (1755-1839) was a member of the House of Commons from 1802 to 1807 . From 1813 to 1835 he was collector of internal revenues in Mauritius.
0	Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Residence (Wooden Building)	Port Louis	Plaine Verte	The house of Seewoosagur Ramgoolam was declared a cultural monument on September 9, 1986 due to its symbolic value. On September 18, 1986, a plaque was installed by Prime Minister Anerood Jugnauth . In this house, Maurice Curé (1886–1977) was born one of the founders of the Labor Party .
	Statue of A. Rémy Ollier	Port Louis	Jardin de la Compagnie	The statue of A. Rémy Ollier (sculptor Maurice Loumeau (1878–1945)) was inaugurated on November 21, 1908.
	Statue of Adrien d'Épinay	Port Louis	Jardin de la Compagnie	0
0	Statue of Brown Sequard	Port Louis	Jardin de la Compagnie	0
	Statue of Queen Victoria	Port Louis	in front of the Government House	The statue of Victoria (1819–1901) was placed under monument protection in 1978. In her 73-year reign from 1837 to 1901, she was also Queen of the British colony of Mauritius. The statue was inaugurated on June 22, 1897. At that time it was first in front of the train station. In 1905 it was moved to its current location.
	Statue of King Edward VII	Port Louis	Champ de Mars	The statue of King Edward VII (1841-1910) on the Champ de Mars was placed under monument protection in 1978. In his 9-year reign from 1901 to 1910, he was also king of the British colony of Mauritius. The statue (sculptor Maurice Loumeau (1878–1945)) was inaugurated in 1912
0	Statue of Léoville L'Homme	Port Louis	Jardin de la Compagnie	0
	Statue of Mahé de Labourdonnais	Port Louis	Place d'Armes	0
0	Statue of Manilall Doctor	Port Louis	Jardin de la Compagnie	0
	Statue of Sir John Pope Hennessy , KCMG	Port Louis	Place Sookdeo Bissoondoyal	The statue of John Pope Hennessy by sculptor Maurice Loumeau was inaugurated on December 22, 1908. At first she stood in front of the theater.
0	Statue of Sir W. Stevenson , KCB	Port Louis	in front of the Government House	0
0	Statue of Sir William Newton	Port Louis	Place Sookdeo Bissoondoyal	0
0	Statue of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin	Port Louis	Robert Edward Hart Garden	On September 29, 1972, the bust of the first dictator of the Soviet Union was inaugurated by Seewoosagur Ramgoolam .
0	Swinny's grave	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	The grave of SRB Swinny (1825–1848), lieutenant in the royal artillery, was declared a cultural monument in 1968.
0	Charles Baissac's grave	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	0
0	Grave of dr. Onesipho Beaugeard	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	0
0	Edith Cavell Government School	Port Louis	0	0
	General Post Office	Port Louis	port	Former main post office, now the Mauritius Postal Museum.
	Mercantile Bank Building	Port Louis	0	The stone building was built for L' Oriental Bank Corporation , which was incorporated into the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China in 1859 . Today the bank is part of HSBC , which continues to use the building.
0	Stone and Iron Works of Port Louis Market (Marché Central)	Port Louis	0	0
	Supreme Court Buildings	Port Louis	Pope Hennessy Road	The building of the Supreme Court was built before 1780. In the 1780s the building complex was expanded.
0	Treasury Buildings	Port Louis	0	0
0	Commodore House grave	Port Louis	Cemetery	Commodore House was a highly decorated British officer. He died on September 4, 1824 on board the HMS Andromahne and was buried in Port Luis.
0	Grave of Jean Pascal Dujonc de Boisquesnay	Port Louis	Western Cemetery (Old Cemetery)	0
	Trou Fanfaron Police Station	Port Louis	port	The building was built around 1770 to 1779 and used as a military station.
0	Vagrant Depot	Port Louis	Pointe aux Sables Road	After the contractually agreed deadline had expired, the contract workers from India were free to look for a new employer. The plantation owners wanted these workers to be deported and new, cheaper contract workers to be recruited. This request was not supported by the government in London. In order to get a remedy against the free workers, a law was passed in 1861, which stipulated that all free workers had to carry an "immigrant ticket" (a kind of identity card ) with them. Persons who have been found without this card were as Vagranten arrested, imprisoned in Vagrant Depot and sentenced to hard labor.
0	Victoria Station (GRNW)	Port Louis	0	0
0	Tomb of Wenceslas Bojer	Port Louis	Western Cemetery	Wenceslas Bojer, who came from Bohemia, was a teacher in Mauritius and was best known in 1837 for his specialist botanical book "Hortus Mauritianus".
0	Tomb of Abbé Buonvanita	Pamplemousses	Pamplemousses cemetery	Antoine Buonvanita was Napoleon Bonaparte's chaplain on St. Helena.
	Grave of Adrien d'Épinay	Pamplemousses	Pamplemousses cemetery	Adrien d'Épinay was head of the Comité Colonial in Mauritius. He led the negotiations on the compensation of the planters after the abolition of slavery in 1832 and got the crown to pay compensation of 2,112,642 pounds for this. He was the founder of the first bank in Mauritius, the Banque de Maurice .
0	Balaclava	Pamplemousses	arsenal	0
0	Grenadier's battery	Pamplemousses	Pointe aux Piments	0
0	Battery in the Oberoi Hotel	Pamplemousses	Pointe aux Piments	0
0	Battery at the Pointe aux Canonniers Hotel	Pamplemousses	Pointe aux Canonniers	0
	Samadhi Seewoosagur Ramgoolam	Pamplemousses	Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden	0
0	Charles Planel's grave	Pamplemousses	Pamplemousses cemetery	Charles Planel was a local Mauritian politician who led the democratic opposition to Governor John Pope Hennessy in Parliament in the first general election in Mauritius in 1886 .
	Grave of Charles-Thomy Pitot	Pamplemousses	Pamplemousses cemetery	Charles-Thomy Pitot (1779–1821) was a writer and in 1806 he was the founder of a literary circle La Table ovale . He was also politically active in the island's colonial council.
0	Cimetière des Esclaves	Pamplemousses	0	0
	Grave of dr. Goumany	Pamplemousses	Pointe aux Canonniers, on the premises of the "Club Med" hotel	The tomb of a Scottish quarantine doctor by the name of Goumany, who died here in 1889 at the age of 30, stands in the garden of Club Med. A quarantine station was located here in the 19th century.
0	Fort Albert	Pamplemousses	Tombeau Bay	0
0	Lienard Memorial	Pamplemousses	0	0
0	Powder magazine in the Oberoi Hotel	Pamplemousses	Pointe aux Piments	0
0	Grave of Magon de La Villebague	Pamplemousses	Pamplemousses cemetery	René Magon was French governor of the Isles de France and de Bourbon and died on April 30, 1768 at the age of 56.
	Model Factory	Pamplemousses	Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden	0
	Mon Plaisir	Pamplemousses	Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden,	0
0	Away	Pamplemousses	Tombeau Bay	The old fort was built between 1770 and 1780 to defend the French colony and was listed as a historical monument in 1958.
	Old lighthouse (Pointe aux Canonniers)	Pamplemousses	Pointe aux Canonniers, area of ​​the hotel "Le Canonnier"	A watchtower of the French fort, built in 1750, served as a lighthouse from 1846 to 1932.
0	Powder magazine	Pamplemousses	Pointe aux Piments	The powder magazine in Trou aux Biches was part of a battery that guarded the northern entrance to the Bay of Balaclava. The powder magazine, which was listed as a historical monument in 2001, is located on the premises of the Hotel Oberoi.
	Powder magazine	Pamplemousses	Pointe aux Canonniers, area of ​​the hotel "Le Canonnier"	The powder magazine from 1754 belongs to the fort described above under "Old lighthouse (Pointe aux Canoniers)".
0	Prince Enelepola Monument	Pamplemousses	0	0
0	Ruins of the French arsenal	Pamplemousses	Baie aux Tortues	The arsenal was built from the 1740s. The facility included workshops, warehouses and a powder mill. After the powder magazine exploded in 1771, the powder mill was relocated to Pamplemousses.
	Sugar factory	Pamplemousses	Grande Rosalie	The sugar factory was founded in 1743 by Mahé de Labourdonnais as one of the first sugar factories on the island and placed under protection in 1951.
	Presbytery	Pamplemousses	Pamplemousses, opposite the Catholic Church	The parsonage of the Catholic parish of Pamplemousses is a wooden house from the 18th century. It was acquired by the East India Company in 1742 . The church, rectory and cemetery were laid out on the property.
0	Tower of the old powder mill	Pamplemousses	0	0
0	Windmill tower	Pamplemousses	Riche Terre	The windmill tower was placed under monument protection in 1951.
0	Monument commemorating the wreck of St. Géran	Rivière du Rempart	Poudre d'Or	In 1944 a memorial was erected in memory of the shipwreck of the St. Géran. The ship ran onto the reef in 1744 with 800 tons of cargo and 167 people off Poudre d'Or and sank. The accident inspired Jacques-Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre to write his work Paul et Virginie , which is very well known in Mauritius.
0	Old windmill	Riviere du Rempart	Petit Paquet	A government report from 1837 states that at that time it was "a tower 29 meters in diameter and with masonry 35 meters high"
0	Transit of the Planet Venus Pillar	Rivière du Rempart	St. Antoine	In 1874 the astronomer Lord Lindsay traveled to Mauritius with a team of 22 men to observe the transit of Venus . In Mauritius he was the guest of Edouard de Chazal, the owner of the Belmont sugar cane plantation, where an observatory was built.
0	Belle Rive windmill tower	Rivière du Rempart	Cap Malheureux	The tower of the windmill of the Belle Rive sugar factory was declared a cultural monument in 1951.
0	Forbach windmill tower	Rivière du Rempart	0Forbach Road	The mill, built by Joseph Staub in 1818, was used to grind sugar cane.
0	Commerson Monument	Flacq	0	0
0	District Court	Flacq	Center de Flacq	0
0	Limekilns	Flacq	Poste de Flacq	0
0	Poste de Flacq old cemetery	Flacq	Poste de Flacq	0
0	Old chimney of the sugar factory	Flacq	Petite retreat	0
0	Pont D'Epinay	Flacq	Bramsthan	0
0	Belle Mare prison	Flacq	0	0
0	Ruins of the Quatre Cocos Factory	Flacq	0	0
	Sugar factory	Flacq	Belle Mare	Ruins of the Belle Mare sugar factory.
0	Grave of Le Comte Gaud Louis Ravanel	Flacq	St. Julien Cemetery	0
0	Veranda of the administrator's house	Flacq	Constance	0
0	Chateau Riche en Eau	Grand Port	Riche en Eau	0
0	Dutch Monument	Grand Port	Ferney	0
	Grand Port Battle Memorial	Grand Port	Pointe des Régates	0
	Ile de la Passe	Grand Port	0	Historic fortifications on the island of Île de la Passe.
	lighthouse	Grand Port	Ile aux Fouquets
	Maison Historique de Grand Port	Grand Port	Mahébourg	The colonial-style building from 1772 has housed the History and Naval Museum since 1950, which shows, among other things, relics of the 1810 naval battle of Grand Port .
0	Monument in front of the train station (wreck of the Crysolite)	Grand Port	0	0
0	Monument to commemorate entry of sugar cane	Grand Port	0	0
0	Old chimney	Grand Port	Old Grand Port	0
0	Old unused chimney	Grand Port	St. Hubert	0
0	Old French battery	Grand Port	0	0
0	Remains of the old French battery	Grand Port	Anse Petite Sable	0
0	Ruins of 1939-45 was buildings on top of the promontory, overlooking the whole of the South East Coast	Grand Port	0	During the Second World War, the British colony of Mauritius was an important base in the submarine warfare in the Indian Ocean. A number of defenses and fuel stores were built. Remnants of these systems have been preserved on a headland in the southeast of the island.
0	Ruins of the French battery at Pointe du Diable	Grand Port	Pointe du Diable	0
	Tour Hollandais	Grand Port	Old Grand Port	0
0	Bain des Négresses Bridge	savannah	Souillac	0
0	Grave of Baron d'Unienville	savannah	Souillac	0
0	Le Batelage Building	savannah	Souillac	0Batelage is the name of the port of Souillac. The building is the last of the quays and served as a warehouse for sugar.
	Maison St. Aubin	savannah	at Souillac	In 1819 the Guimbeau family had the house built in colonial style as a residential building for their sugar factory. The house was built from the wood of stranded ships. The staircase is arranged around the mast of a ship. The house was used by the family until 1970 and later by the directors of the factory. It has been used as a restaurant since 2007.
0	Police station in Souillac	savannah	Souillac	0
0	Tyack Police Station	savannah	Tyack	0
0	Telfair Monument	savannah	0	Charles Telfair
0	Trevessa Monument	savannah	Bel ombre	Memorial stone to the survivors of the sinking of the Trevessa in 1923 at the end of the beach near the cemetery of St. Martin.
0	Battery in harmony	Black River	0	0
0	Grave of Colonel Draper	Black River	La Mivoie Cemetery	0
	La Tour Koenig	Black River	Pointe aux Sables on the M1	La Tour Koenig is a medieval-looking tower. It was built by Henry Koenig, one of the founders of the Mauritius Commercial Bank for his father. Koenig's father, Johann Anton, came from Miltenberg and was homesick. The son therefore wanted to rebuild the castles in his home region. The tower was not completed. After a worker fell from the 5th floor and had a fatal accident, construction was ended.
	Martello Tower in La Preneuse	Rivière Noire	La Preneuse	The Martello Tower was one of five fortification towers of this type that the British colonial powers built in Mauritius from 1832 to 1835. Besides the one in Preneuse, there was one in Tamarin, one in L'Harmonie in Fort Victoria, and the Cunningham's Tower. The tower is now a museum.
0	Abbé de la Caille Memorial	Plaines Wilhems	Municipality of Curepipe Compound	0
	Carnegie Library	Plaines Wilhems	Curepipe	0
0	Chapman's grave	Plaines Wilhems	Beau Bassin	0
0	Grave of dr. Stadtman	Plaines Wilhems	Chebel	0
0	Flinder's Memorial	Plaines Wilhems	La Marie	0
0	Laperouse Memorial	Plaines Wilhems	Eau coulée	0
0	Old Laborers' Quarters	Plaines Wilhems	Trianon	0
0	Post office	Plaines Wilhems	Rose Hill	0
0	Private cemetery of the Martin-Moncamp family	Plaines Wilhems	Trianon	0
0	Statue of Aimé de Sornay	Plaines Wilhems	Municipality of Curepipe Compound	0
0	Statue of JP Toulet	Plaines Wilhems	Municipality of Curepipe Compound	0
0	Statue of Paul et Virginie in Curepipe	Plaines Wilhems	Municipality of Curepipe Compound	0
	Curepipe Town Hall	Plaines Wilhems	Curepipe	0
0	Grave of Emmanuel Anquetil	Plaines Wilhems	St. Jean Cemetery	0
	Monument aux Morts	Plaines Wilhems	Curepipe	0
	Royal College	Plaines Wilhems	Curepipe, Royal Road	The current building of the Royal College was built in 1912.
0	Grave of John Comber-Browne	Plaines Wilhems	St. Thomas Cemetery, Beau Bassin	0
0	Plaza Theater	Plaines Wilhems	0	0
	Government House, Le Reduit	Moka	Le Reduit	The State House or Château de Réduit has been the residence of the governors since 1764 and has been the residence of the President of Mauritius since independence.
0	Cannon	Rodrigues	Pointe Canon	0
0	Ex-administration block	Rodrigues	Port Mathurin	0
0	Guard Post	Rodrigues	Mont Venus	0
0	Ben Gontron House	Rodrigues	Barclay Street, Port Mathurin	0
0	Residency Buildings	Rodrigues	Port Mathurin	0

Cultural monuments listed in the 1985 Act that are no longer listed in 2003

The National Monuments Act of 1985 names other cultural monuments that are no longer mentioned in 2003. These are among others:

• Rum Warehouse Building / Near Immigration Square
• Charles Henry Delson Leal Tomb Western Cemetery,
• The Charles Basile Baissac's Tomb (Western Cemetery)

literature

• National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, OCLC 44758472 .

Web links

• National Heritage Fund Act (No. 40) of 2003, online

Individual evidence

1. ^ Save our heritage: Abreuvoir in New Moka Street . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
2. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 11.
3. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 33.
4. ^ Save our heritage: Canal Dayot Aqueduct . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
5. ^ Save our heritage: La Gare Centrale à la Place Victoria . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
6. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 9.
7. ^ Save our heritage: Chien de Plomb . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
8. ↑ vintagemauritius.org Chien de Plomb
9. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 41.
10. ↑ Mauritiusmag
11. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 53.
12. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 49.
13. ^ Save our heritage: Donjon St Louis and Surrounding walls (GRNW) . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
14. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 35.
15. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 61.
16. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 37.
17. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 17.
18. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 13.
19. ↑ Save our heritage: Fontaine en face de la Cathédrale St Louis . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
20. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 15.
21. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 25.
22. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 27.
23. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 31.
24. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 77.
25. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 39.
26. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 87.
27. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 19.
28. ^ Save our heritage: Line Barracks . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
29. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 57.
30. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 85.
31. ^ Save our heritage: Le tombeau de Malartic . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
32. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 23.
33. ^ Save our heritage: Monument commémoratif de Sœur Marie Barthélemy . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
34. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 63.
35. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 83.
36. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 45.
37. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 81.
38. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 75.
39. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 79.
40. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 73.
41. ↑ Save our heritage: Monument commémoratif des morts du cyclone de 1892 . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
42. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 71.
43. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 59.
44. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 65.
45. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 7.
46. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 29.
47. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 69.
48. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 3.
49. ↑ Save our heritage: Statue de Sa Majesté Impériale Reine Victoria . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
50. ↑ Save our heritage: Statue de Sa Majesté le Roi Edward VII . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
51. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 99.
52. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 101.
53. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 103.
54. ↑ Save our heritage: Tombeau du Lt. Swinny . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
55. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 55.
56. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 95.
57. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 97.
58. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 4.
59. ^ Save our heritage: The Mercantile Bank Building . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
60. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 89.
61. ^ Save our heritage: La Cour Suprême . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
62. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 91.
63. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 47.
64. ↑ Save our heritage: La Police de Trou Fanfaron . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
65. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 23.
66. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 41.
67. ↑ Vintage Mauritius
68. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 51.
69. ^ Benjamin Moutou: Pamplemousses - Rivière du Rempart - Quatre siècles d'histoire. 2006, ISBN 99903-992-9-8 , pp. 299-300.
70. ^ Benjamin Moutou: Pamplemousses - Rivière du Rempart - Quatre siècles d'histoire. 2006, ISBN 99903-992-9-8 , pp. 300-301.
71. ^ Save our heritage: La Tombe de Charles Planel . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
72. ↑ lemauricia: the elections of 1886
73. ^ Save our heritage: Tombe de C. Thomi Pitot . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
74. ^ Benjamin Moutou: Pamplemousses - Rivière du Rempart - Quatre siècles d'histoire. 2006, ISBN 99903-992-9-8 , pp. 299-300.
75. ^ Save our heritage: Le Vieux Fort de Baie du Tombeau . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
76. ↑ Save our heritage: Phare de la Pointe aux Canonniers . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
77. ^ Save our heritage: Powder House at Oberoi Hotel . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
78. ↑ Save our heritage: Ruines de l'Arsenal français (Baie aux Tortues) . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
79. ↑ Save our heritage: Sucrerie de Grande Rosalie . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
80. ^ Save our heritage: Presbytère (Pamplemousses) . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
81. ^ Save our heritage: Tour du moulin à vent de Riche Terre . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
82. ^ Benjamin Moutou: Pamplemousses - Rivière du Rempart - Quatre siècles d'histoire. 2006, ISBN 99903-992-9-8 , S, p. 318.
83. ^ Save our heritage: Tour St. François, Petit Paquet . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
84. ↑ Pooja Kessonath: Transit of planet Venus pillar: A heritage in need of protection; in: Le Mauricien of May 14, 2012 ( Memento of the original of December 8, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
85. ^ Save our heritage: Tour du moulin à vent de Belle Rive . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
86. ^ Save our heritage: Moulin à vent, Forbach . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
87. ^ Save our heritage: La Cheminée de Belle Mare . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
88. ^ Save our heritage: National History Museum . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
89. ^ Save our heritage: World War II Installations on the Southeast Coast of Mauritius . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
90. ↑ domainedebelombre.mu "batelage"
91. ↑ Vintage Mauritius
92. ^ Save our heritage: Maison St Aubin . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
93. ↑ domainedebelombre.mu "trevessa"
94. ^ Save our heritage: La Tour Koenig . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
95. ^ Save our heritage: La Tour Martello à La Preneuse . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
96. ↑ Martello Tower; in: Le Mauricien
97. ↑ Save our heritage: La construction du Collège Royal et des Magasins Guillemin transforme le center de Curepipe . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
98. ^ Save our heritage: State House, Le Réduit . Website about cultural monuments in Mauritius
99. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 1.
100. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 67.
101. ↑ National Monuments of Mauritius. Volume 1: Port-Louis District. 1988, p. 93.

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