The islands of the Caribbean Sea are known collectively as the West Indies, or the Antilles. The Greater Antiles are the larger islands (Cuba, Hispaniola, and Puerto Rico), and the remaining smaller ones as the Lesser Antilles. There are also small islands (coastal and otherwise) claimed by various countries of Central and South America.
Major island groups and /or sovereign countries that exist in the region are listed below.
(* = Not technically in the Carribbean Sea, as they are north of Cuba and Haiti.)
Anguilla (about 20 islands and smaller cays)
Antigua and Barbuda (two large, 40 smaller islands)
Aruba (main island, 3 cays) * Kingdom of the Netherlands
*Bahamas (29 islands, 661 cays, more than 2000 small rocky islets or reefs)
Barbados (main island, uninhabited Culpepper Island)
Bonaire (Netherlands)
British Virgin Islands (15 inhabited, more than 35 unoccupied)
Cayman Islands (3 small islands, with associated cays, between Cuba and Jamaica)
Cuba (main island, 20 or so smaller, most uninhabited)
Curaçao (1 inhabited, 1 uninhabited island)*Kingdom of the Netherlands
Dominica (also smaller Bird Island claimed by Venezuela)
Dominican Republic (east two-thirds of Hispaniola, a dozen smaller islands)
Grenada (main island, 6 smaller, all northeast of Venezuela)
Guadeloupe (French overseas region, 2 main islands)
Haiti (west part of Hispaniola, 5 islands, and 1 claimed by the US)
Jamaica (main island, more than 20 smaller islands and cays)
Martinique (French overseas region, main island and more than 40 small islets)
Montserrat (British overseas territory, volcanic island and 2 islets)
Puerto Rico (US territory includes several dozen coastal islands)
Saba (Netherlands)
Saint Barthélemy (overseas collectivity of France)
Saint Kitts and Nevis (two main islands, 18 smaller)
Saint Lucia (main island, 16 smaller)
Saint-Martin (overseas collectivity of France)
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (main island, 35 of the Grenadines - rest are Grenada)
Sint Eustasius (Netherlands)
Sint Maarten - (south half of Saint-Martin) *Kingdom of the Netherlands
Trinidad and Tobago (2 large, on the Venezuelan coast
* Turks and Caicos Islands (British overseas territory, 8 islands, 20 smaller in 2 groups)
US Virgin Islands (4 islands, more than 60 minor ones, east of Puerto Rico)
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I do not exactly understand your question but instead i can tell you the languages spoken in the Caribbean. Due to the fact the the Caribbean was colonized by many different European countries, more than one language is spoke. The main languages are English, French, Spanish and Dutch. Among the islands different creoles are spoken, many unique to the island so in order to find out about the minor languages spoken, you would have to research the island separately because there is not one 'Caribbean Language'.
The four largest islands in the Caribbean in order of size are Cuba with an area 105,806 square kilometers, Hispaniola with 76,479 square kilometers, Jamaica with 11,188 square kilometers, and Puerto Rico with 8,896 square kilometers. The fifth largest island on this list is Trinidad.
The 10 largest Caribbean islands are:CubaHispaniolaPuerto RicoJamaicaTrinidadNorth Andros IslandIsla de la JuventudGreat Inagua IslandSouth Andros IslandGrand Bahama Island
The six countries border that Iraq in alphabetical order are: Iran, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Turkey.
In alphabetical order : Denmark (incl. Greenland and the Faroe Islands) Finland (incl. Åland Islands) Iceland Norway Sweden Sicne WW2 they have been cooperating through the 'Nordic council', but after the majority of the countries have joined the EU, the importance if the 'Nordic council' is diminissing - and mostly centered on cultural matters.
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they are grouped in alphabetical order
No, an atlas is typically organized geographically, with maps arranged by regions, countries, or continents. It is not organized in alphabetical order.
The five largest countries in order of size are Russia, Canada, China, United States, and Brazil. Russia is the largest, followed by Canada, China, United States, and Brazil.
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Greece is first (since it's the original home of the Olympics), followed by the other countries in alphabetical order, and then the host nation comes at the end.
Please see the link below for an alphabetical list of all the countries of the world.