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Mauritius is a large city on the island of Mauritius located off the south eastern coast of Africa. The island country has only been inhabited for 400 years and is the only known home of the Dodo Bird. This is a unique island because the culture is so diverse. The island is inhabited by mainly people of Indian descent yet the common language of the island is French, followed by Creole. However, the official language of the island is English.
The tropical climate and beautiful beaches makes this area a favorite among visitors. The large metropolitan area offers all the modern amenities while the suburban areas offer a taste of the rich cultures found here. There are many museums, parks and beaches located around the island to enjoy.
This combination of languages, cultures and religions make this a fabulous place to visit at any time of the year.
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When was Mauritius created?
Mauritius was created on 1968-03-12.
Where is the University of Mauritius?
Of course, in Mauritius, at Reduit. Mauritius is a small island in the Indian Ocean.
What is the ZIP Code of Mauritius?
Mauritius does not use postal codes. Just add "MAURITIUS" or "MAURICE" (Mauritius in French) on a line by itself at the end of the address.
What is Mauritius's population?
The population of Mauritius is 1,286,340.
What is Mauritius's animal?
What is the national animal of Mauritius
On which island did the now extinct dodo bird once live?
They came form MAURITIUS, a small island in the Indian Ocean.
Is Mauritius in the Atlantic Ocean?
No. Mauritius is in the Indian Ocean.
What rhymes with Mauritius?
Ambitious and superstitious rhyme with Mauritius.
What is the population of Mauritius?
The population of Mauritius Telecom is 1,571.
What are the countries around mauritius?
What countries is around mauritius
Where did the dodo bird live?
island of mauritius
Where in the world is Mauritius located?
Mauritius is officially known as the Republic of Mauritius. It is an island in the Indian Ocean. Mauritius is about 2,000 kilometers off the southeast coast of the African continent.
