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The Bahamas — The Bahamas:Geography Location: Caribbean, chain of islands in the North Atlantic Ocean, southeast of Florida Map references: Central America and the Caribbean Area: total area: 13,940 sq km land area: 10,070 sq km comparative area: slightly… … Universalium
The Bahamas — This article is about the country. For the Canadian singer guitarist, see Bahamas (musician). Commonwealth of the Bahamas … Wikipedia
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Geography of the Bahamas — The Bahamas from space. NASA Aqua satellite image, 2009. This short video shows the cloudy island of Cuba and the Bahamas as the ISS flies from the Caribbean Sea north east to the Atla … Wikipedia
Telecommunications in the Bahamas — Telephones main lines in use: 132,900 (2007) county comparison to the world: 135 Telephones mobile cellular: 374,000 (2007) county comparison to the world: 155 Telephone system: general assessment: modern facilities domestic: totally automatic… … Wikipedia
Culture of the Bahamas — Bahamian culture is a hybrid of African, European, and other cultures. During the past thirty years the culture has become increasingly influenced by the Hip Hop culture of United States. Bahamian culture is related to other creole cultures… … Wikipedia
Monarchy of the Bahamas — This article is about the monarchy of the Bahamas. For information on the other countries which share the same monarchy, see Commonwealth realm. Queen of the Bahamas Monarchy … Wikipedia
Economy of the Bahamas — Infobox Economy country = The Bahamas width = 300px caption = Bahamian 5 cent coins kk currency = Bahamian dollar (BSD) year = 1 July 30 June organs = WTO, CARICOM rank = 153th gdp = $6.098 billion (2005 est.) growth = 3.5% (2005 est.) per capita … Wikipedia
Music of the Bahamas — Music of the Anglophone Caribbean Genres Calypso Chutney Dancehall Dub Junkanoo Ragga Rapso Reggae Ripsaw Rocksteady Scratch Ska Soca Spouge … Wikipedia
