Andrew Les Mouilpied - path leading to fountain and drinking trough Les Pages - path leading to drinking trough Les Pages (Rue de la Fallaize) - fountain and drinking trough Les Nicolles - fountain Canton de Bon Port La Villette - fountain, pump and drinking trough Le Navet - two fountains and drinking trough Saints Bay Road (Le Douit) - fountain and drinking trough Bon Port (Douit es Tardifs) drinking trough La Fosse (next to Chapel) - drinking trough Fosse de Bas (Ruette a l'Eau) - drinking trough Rue Jacques Guille - fountain Le Rocher (Rue du Moulin Huet) - fountain Moulin Huet (Les Ruettes des Ollivets) - fountain and drinking trough Canton de Fermains Ville Amphrey - fountain and drinking trough Le Vallon (Fontaine du Hurel) - pump and drinking trough, see "Actes" of the Royal Court, dated 23 July 1828, 24 March 1829 and 12 January 1832. Courtes Falaises - fountain and drinking trough Petit Port - fountain on slipway Jerbourg (Fontaine Cocquerel, near gravel pits overlooking Petit Port Jerbourg (La Moye) - Fountain Jerbourg (Fountaine Ricquart, Mont au Nord) - fountain Jerbourg (Fountain de la Rocque) - fountain, public right of way via driveway leading to Idlerocks Hotel La Bouvee - fountain and drinking trough Calais (Gypsy Lane) - fountain and drinking trough Le Varclin - fountain and drinking trough Les Maindonnaux - drinking trough Beaches part of Petit Bot Bay Saint's Bay Moulin Huet Petit Port Divette Marble Bay - also known as Le Pied du Mur Part of Fermain Bay The parish of the St Martin's hosts: St Martin's Douzaine Room St Martin's Parish Hall St Martin's Community Centre St. Martins A.C. a number of hotels, pubs and restaurants St Martin's primary school Countryside walks Main roads The following roads provide important links between Saint Martin and the other parishes (listed from southwest to northeast): Forest Road leads to the Forest and the western portion of the island, Les Varioufs leads to Saint Andrew's and the northwestern portion of the island, Fort Road leads to Saint Peter Port, the east coast, and the northern portion of the island. The following roads are also very important, as they provide access to the village centre and most of the shops (listed from west to east): Rue Maze La Grande Rue Route de Saumarez Politics St Martin comprises part of the South East administrative division with St Andrew.