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Where does Sir Arthur Foulkes reside?
He resides in Government House, located on Mount Fitzwilliam in Nassau, Bahamas
How do you say good afternoon in Bahamas?
In the Bahamas, you can say "Good afternoon" by using the phrase "Good afternoon" itself or by saying "Good day" as a more casual greeting.
What are Names of archipelago?
Some names of archipelagos include the Maldives, the Philippines, the Bahamas, and the Galapagos Islands.
Montague beach hotel Nassau torn down what year?
The Montague Beach Hotel in Nassau, Bahamas, was torn down in 2007.
Has eneyone went to atlantis?
Yes, visitors from around the world travel to Atlantis, a popular resort in the Bahamas known for its water park, luxurious accommodations, and marine exhibits.
What is the country abbreviation for Bahamas?
Country Abbreviation for Nassau, Bahamas
What country runs the Bahamas?
The Bahamas are an independent nation and are part of the British Commonwealth of Nations. and the Caricom
What country is the Bahamas in?
The Commonwealth of the Bahamas is a separate country. It is not a part of the United States. :)
What is the abbreviation for the Bahamas?
Country Abbreviation for Nassau, Bahamas
What is the country abbreviation for the Bahamas?
The country abbreviation for the Bahamas is "BS".
What country is due east of Florida?
The country that is due east of Florida is the Bahamas.
What country is Nassau located in?
Nassau is located in the Bahamas.
Are the Bahamas more of an island or country?
Since the Bahamas are an archipelago-a series of islands (700) the answer is probably a country.
What is the Bahamas country flower?
The national flower of The Bahamas is the yellow elder
When did the Bahamas become a country?
The Bahamas gained independence from the UK in 1973
Is Bahamas a county?
It is a country
What continent is the Bahamas in?
The Bahamas are part of the North America continent. In the Bahamas people speak English and although they are not directly connected to North America they are part of the continent.
