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Bahamas

Officially the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, this country consists of 29 islands, 2,387 islets and 661 cays. The Bahamas is a sovereign independent country with a population of about 330,000. Its capital is Nassau.

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Who sings its better in the Bahamas jingle?

For some reason I have a sneaky feeling it is Justin Timberlake.

Terneille Burrows aka Tada

Is early December a good time to visit the Bahamas?

Sometimes depending on what days like during Christmas time it's crowded and dirty in Nassau but in Abaco it is more clean and calm. Free-port is rarely packed only during summer.

Why are most of the Bahamian an islands unhabited?

Most of the Bahamian islands are uninhabited due to their small size, limited natural resources, and vulnerability to hurricanes and rising sea levels. The islands often lack fresh water sources and adequate infrastructure, making it challenging to support a permanent population. Additionally, the remoteness of many islands makes them less accessible and less economically viable for large-scale development. These factors contribute to a preference for habitation on the larger, more developed islands like New Providence and Grand Bahama.

What contributions have been made by the disabled in the Bahamas?

the great blind blake was 1 of the best musician the bahamas have ever seen

What is the value of Commonwealth of the Bahamas Proof set 1974?

What is value of proof set of Commonwealth of the Bahams proof set 1974

How does the fact that the Bahamas are coral islands affect the areas economy?

The Bahamas are coral islands, therefore, they are surrounded by rich coral reefs. These coral reefs are popular tourist attractions. This fact makes the Bahamas a premier tourist destination and this booming tourist industry brings about economic development. Infrastructure on the most visited islands, especially New Providence Island (site of Nassau the capital) and Grand Bahama, is improved as a result, the booming tourist industry brings about a thriving banking and finance industry, and the locals are provided by a greater variety of jobs and careers that are byproducts of any tourist industry. The coral reefs are also the source of several species of fish, therefore the Bahamas is afforded a decent fishing industry, adding further to the economy. However, being coral islands, the Bahamas have little freshwater as any precipitation (the Bahamas are flat so rainfall is generally low) simply percolates into the rock, away from human use. Therefore, money has to be spent on importing bottled water and desalination. This costs the economy. Also, as coral islands, each of the Bahamas are small, and with increasing population, overcrowding, homelessness, unemployment, pollution and crime result, costing the tourist industry, thus costing the economy.

Where is the Old Bahama Channel?

The Old Bahama Channel is a deep-water passage between the island of Cuba and the Great Bahamas Bank.

In 2010 do you need a passport for a closed loop cruise to the Bahamas?

no as long as you are leaving and returning to the same us port.according to the united states border patrol. that is current for 2010. spent a week reasearching this key word is closed loop cruises are the only ones this apply to

How much deposit does a candidate pay to enter the general election in the Bahamas?

Each candidate in the Bahamas pays $400.00 deposit to enter the general election

Is Atlantis paradise island an all inclusive resort?

Yes, Atlantis Paradise Island is an all inclusive resort. It has many amenities to ensure your stay is wonderful. It is also in walking distance to many shops and a casino.

Why did they call the Bahamas the Bahamas?

It's from the Spanish word "bajamar" which translates into shallow water. The entire archipelago of The Bahamas is in relatively shallow water for being in the Atlantic Ocean. Google "bahamas nasa" in images and you'll see why this name is fitting...