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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 went to the Bahamas at 1492?

Columbus Or Cabot Or Something I Think But Dont Believe Me That Was A Guess

Why bahamian language are spoken?

English is the official language. Although, you might hear Bahamian English. It's a mixture of Queen's diction, African influence and island dialect.

How many islands of the Bahamas are inhabited?

Some islands are too small to be inhabited.

What kind of money do people in The Bahamas use?

Yes you can. The exchange rate between American and Bahamian currency is $1 to $1. Because of the high percentage of American tourists that travel to the Bahamas and the strong influence of the American culture, many if not all establishments and businesses accept US$.

What are houses in the Bahamas made of?

My friend says they're made of paste. He's certain. We have no choice but to believe him.

Why tourists come to the Bahamas?

Tourism provides jobs and income to the Bahamas.

Some advantages of tourism is , we have lovely beaches and we are one of the few places that stay warm during the winter and for people who are in snow al the time would spend as much money as they could to spend time in a place like the Bahamas. We have a tropical and relaxing feeling to our island and we also are very welcoming but w can also find some disadvantage in the Bahamas like the few unreseanable local workers and the trashdispue on the island. We alsao have a racing crime rate and a number of crimes that hapen at one time. We are not always tourist ready because with the economy going down , and the way we depend on the United states, we bearly have money to fix up and renovate our supplies and accomidations. -

How long does take to drive from DC to Bahamas?

First of all...you can't.You have to cross water to get from the US to the Bahamas.But I guess that you could make it in like a day and a half. It took me 20 hours to drive from Tampa,FL to DC.

What is the chief product of the Bahamas?

  1. agriculture 5%, industry 5%, tourism 50%, other services 40% (2005 est.) All values, unless otherwise stated, are in US dollars. The Bahamas is a stable, developing nation with an economy heavily dependent on tourism and offshore banking.

Are the Bahamas coral or volcanic islands?

No. The Bahama are made of limestone, with much of the material coming from old coral reefs.

How old do you have to be to drink at coco cay Bahamas?

By yourself you have to be 18 but if your legal guardian decides to bring you or you have their consent you can go at any age.

How close is the water to the Bahamas?

It depends on how you are going there, The distance is 310 miles so its probably less then an hour flight.

How many governor generals have there been since the Bahamas became independent in 1973?

Since the Bahamas became independent in 1973, there have been nine Governor-Generals who serve as the vice-regals of the the Bahamian Monarchy (with Elizabeth II as the current reigning monarch). The Governor-Generals who have served since 1973 are:

Milo Butler (August 1st, 1973 - January 22nd, 1979)

Gerald Cash (January 22nd, 1979 - June 25th, 1988)

Henry Milton Taylor (June 26th, 1988 - January 1st, 1992)

Clifford Darling (January 2nd, 1992 - January 2nd, 1995)

Orville Turnquest (January 3rd, 1995 - November 13th, 2001)

Ivy Dumont (November 13th, 2001 - November 30th, 2005)

Paul Adderley (December 1st, 2005 - February 1st, 2006)

Arthur Dion Hanna (February 1st, 2006 - April 14th, 2010)

Arthur Foulkes (April 14th, 2010 - July 8th, 2014)

Marguerite Pindling (July 8th, 2014 - Present)

What are some famous landmarks of the bahamas?

Some of the famous landmarks of Bahamas include:

Ardastra Gardens, Zoo & Conservation Center in Nassau

Fort Charlotte

Villa Doyle, National Art Gallery of the Bahamas

The Pompey Museum at Vendue House

Versailles Garden and French Cloister

Fragrance of the Bahamas Perfume Factory

Lucayan National Park

Dixon Hill Lighthouse, San Salvador

Fortune Hill Plantation, San Salvador

Cat Island - Hermitage on Mt. Alvernia

Crooked Island Caves, Long Island

What are the Bahamas known as?

Officially the Bahamas are known as the Commonwealth of the Bahamas,

What is the gas mileage on a Ford car in the Bahamas?

The cost of gas in the Bahamas averages about $1.47 per liter. This averages out to be about $5.49 per gallon.

What biome is the Bahamas in?

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What is the capital of andros in Bahamas?

There are two islands called Andros: one in the Bahamas and one (the original) in Greece:

The capital of the Greek island (region) is also called Andros.

Andros is the largest island in the Bahamas and has four districts, each with a local seat:

North Andros- Nicholls Town

Central Andros - Fresh Creek

Mangrove Cay - Mangrove Cay

South Andros - Kemps Bay

Are banks open during the Bahamas holidays?

Bank hours in the Bahamas generally are during the week from mid morning until the afternoon. Banks are not open on weekends. Depending on the holiday, the banks may be closed. ATMs are open 24 hours a day and are located throughout the islands.

Can you buy codeine over the counter in Bahamas?

yep. co- codamol, but it is combined with paracetamol, which is called acetaminophen in the U.S. It's like 8mg codeine with 500 mg acetaminophen.

You can also purchase Panadol Ultra, with 500mg paracetamol and 12.8mg codeine and Rokacet Plus, with 500mg paracetamol, 15mg codeine, and 50mg caffeine (similar to Tylenol #2) without a prescription in The Bahamas, but ONLY at a pharmacy.

What do the Bahamas Celebrate?

National Holidays in the Bahamas are:

  • New Years Day January 1
  • Good Friday Friday before Easter
  • Easter Monday Monday after Easter
  • Whit Monday 7th Monday after Easter
  • Labor Day first Friday in June
  • Independence Day July 10
  • Emancipation Day first Monday in August
  • Discovery Day second Sunday in October
  • Christmas Day December 25
  • Boxing Day December 26