Barbados

The absolute location of Bridgetown, Barbados is approximately 13.113° N latitude and 59.592° W longitude.

Some facts about Bridgetown, Barbados are: * Established in 1628. * Total area is about 15 square miles (38.8 square kilometers). * Population is about 96,578 people as of 2006. * Is the capital of Barbados. * Also known as the Town of Saint Michael. * Located on the southwestern coast of Barbados. * At the heart of Bridgetown is the Careenage and Constitution River. * Bridgetown has a tropical climate. * Bridgetown's highest average temperature is 87.8 degrees Fahrenheit (31 degrees Celsius). * Bridgetown's lowest average temperature is 69.8 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius). * Bridgetown is the only city outside of the continental North America that George Washington visited. * Governed by the Barbados Labour Party (BLP). * Home to the National Heroes Square, the Parliament Buildings of Barbados, The Nelson Statue, Kensington Oval, Carlisle Bay Beach, and many more. * Home to the Bridgetown Port (a.k.a. the Deep Water Harbour). * Home to the University of the West Indies, the Barbados Community College, and Harrison College. * Host to the 2007 World Cricket Cup Finals (held at Kensington Oval). * Main exports are sugar, rum, and molasses. * The international dialing code for Barbados is 1-246 (followed by seven digits). * Bridgetown's sister cities are: Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, Canada; Borough of Hackney, London, United Kingdom (Great Britain); and Wilmington, North Carolina, USA.

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On direct flights on British Airways, flights that depart Bridgetown, Barbados leave at 5:50 pm and arrive in London's Gatwick airport at 5:55 am. On Virgin Atlantic, the flight departs at 6:20 pm and arrives at 6:30 am. Hope this answers your question!

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Your mom founded Barbados...

It symbolizes the breaking of colonial ties with Britain.

Most large farms on many continents including Barbados are called plantations. African slaves were brought there during the 1600's because the indigenous population could not endure the rough work that was needed to harvest the sugar.

On average the temperature varies between 28-32 degrees Celsius. But the humidity is really high so it's not really a dry heat. It tends to also be very breezy with the cool wind coming off of the sea.

south carolina it was charleston that opened up alout of trade with france and the west indies in part with the slave trade which brought in molasses and brought out the souths tabacco

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None, Barbados is an island.

Barbados lies in the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean sea. On the western side of the country the continent that is closest if South America. When looking at the map of the world, you will see that on the Eastern side of the country one can see Africa

Depends on what kind of regions you mean.

There are 8 physical regions ( St Lucy and St Philip tablelands, Christ Church Ridge, Silver Sands flats, St George Valley, Central Uplands, Western Steps, Scotland District).

Politically, there are 11 parishes.

Estimates based on the CIA World Factbook are

at birth: 1.01 male(s)/female

0-14 years: 1 male(s)/female

15-24 years: 1 male(s)/female

25-54 years: 0.99 male(s)/female

55-64 years: 0.94 male(s)/female

65 years and over: 0.65 male(s)/female

total population: 0.94 male(s)/female (2014 est.)

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Barbados was affected in World War Two

It is unknown when Bussa was born but some have said that he arrived in Barbados when he was an adult.

John E. Beale is the Ambassador to the US for Barbados.

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compare the 1816 revot in barbados to the 1831 revolt in jamaica. by someone.... Before 1816 (in 1640 to be exact) the sugar industry was big. Africans were brought to be slave in these industries. Yet, in 1816 slave by the name of Bussa rebelled, many slaves rebelled with him. 1/5 of the industries were destroyed during the rebellion. Also during this time 176 slaves including Bussa died. 214 slaves got excuteed. On the bright side in 1834 Thanks to Bussa, te slavery upon these Africans was demolished, then and now Bssa is a hero in Barbados. BY: Girly girl 1617. PS: I only know all this because I am doing a project about Barbados and to me Bussa is a hero.

No, its an individual nation.

There are two: the dolphin and the pelican. The pelican is named after Pelican Island. symbolic of the fishing industry and sea-going pastsymbolic of the fishing industry and sea-going past. Each of these is on the coat of arms.

*** The above in inaccurate.

Actually, even though both appear on the Coat of Arms, Barbados is synonymous with flying fish. Flying fish makes up part of the nation dish of Flying fish and cou-cou and is on the back of the $1 coin.

Pelican Island no longer exists as it was absorbed in the expansion of the Deep Harbour.

There are many "deals" available in Barbados, however, the most reliable and safe bet is probably by reading reviews and advice on Trip Advisor. Although Barbados is a beautiful and breathtaking vacation spot, the language barrier and high crime rate mean that tourists can be taken advantage of or conned. Stick with established vacation spots.