Yes, la Martinique is a volcanic island. The 'montagne pelée' (bald mount) volcano eruption in 1902 killed all but two of the 29000 inhabitants of the town of Saint-Pierre (some put the figure at around 26000), down the mount.
Yes. Martinique is volcanic.
The proper noun La Martinique was a 1940s New York City nightspot.The spelling Martinique is used for a French island in the Lesser Antilles.
La Martinique is a French island in the Carribbean sea. It is not in Hawaii which is in a different ocean.
la Martinique is a French island in the Carribbean. It was discovered by Christopher Columbus who named it after the name it had among the locals at the time, Madidina, 'the island of flowers'.
Yes, Martinique has both mountains and rivers. The island is dominated by the volcanic Mont Pelée, which is its highest peak at 1,397 meters (4,583 feet). Additionally, various rivers flow through the island, with notable ones including the Rivière Blanche and Rivière du Lorrain. These natural features contribute to Martinique's lush landscapes and diverse ecosystems.
La Martinique is a big island in the Carribbean. This is part of France, but not a region of Paris which is on the mainland.
Martinique is an island located in the Caribbean Sea. It is an overseas region of France. The inhabitants of Martinique are French citizens. Paris, the capital city in France, is Martinique's capital city.
There are four French regions on islands: the island and region of Corsica, in the Mediterranean sea; the island and region of La Réunion, in the Indian Ocean; the islands and regions of La Martinique and La Guadeloupe, both in the Carribean.
ActiveCumbre Vieja is an active volcanic ridge on the volcanic ocean island of Isla de La Palma in the Canary Islands.
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