Belize

It is located in Central America at 170 15' North and 880 46' West.

Short answer: There is none.

Longer answer: Belize is not within the postal jurisdiction of the USPS and therefore does not have US-style ZIP codes. Belize has its own postal system, which does not use postal codes.

One list that I've seen gives the ZIP code for Belize as 00106-4000. Even if that list is accurate, that's for internal USPS processing of international mail only and is not to be used in addressing mail to Belize.

There are many well known scientists in Belize, but some of the most famous are Dr. Otto Rodriguez, Dr. Melanie McField, and Dr. Gina Ebanks-Petrie.

Belize has been hit by approximately 16 hurricanes since 1930. The most recent hurricane to directly impact Belize was Hurricane Earl in 2016.

Yes, Belize is prone to hurricanes, especially during the Atlantic hurricane season from June to November. While tsunamis are rare events in Belize, the country is susceptible to flooding, particularly in low-lying coastal areas during heavy rainfall or storm events.

Belize is located about 17 degrees north of the equator, which means it is not very close to the equator compared to other countries. This positioning gives Belize a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons.

The Great Blue Hole in Belize formed during several ice ages when the sea level was much lower, and a cave system was carved out by the erosion of acidic groundwater dissolving the limestone rock. When the sea levels rose again, the cave collapsed, leaving behind the underwater sinkhole we see today.

The most common rocks found in Belize are limestone and sandstone, as the country is known for its extensive limestone deposits. These rocks are typically found in the Maya Mountains and the Belize Barrier Reef. Additionally, some volcanic rocks can also be found in Belize, particularly in the southern region near the border with Guatemala.

Belize weather has average high temperatures ranging from 82 degrees Fahrenheit in January to nearly 90 degrees in the summer months.

The average monthly low temperatures (mainly at night) drop into the high 60's during the winter months and reach the mid 70's during the summer.

Belize gets quite a bit of rain, although the largest part hits in inland rain forests and less rain falls on the coastal areas. Rain is especially heavy from July through October. The rainy season extends from June to December (same as Hurricane season) and it is considered to be Winter.

Belize is a parliamentary democracy and a Commonwealth realm with the UK monarch as its ceremonial head of state. The Prime Minister is the head of government and holds executive authority. Currently, the Prime Minister of Belize is Johnny Briceño.

There are 9 different time zones in the US (four, if we just count the continental US).

Belize is in the Central Time Zone (UTC-6). That puts it in the same time zone as the US cities of Chicago, St. Louis, and Houston, among others, but not in the same time zone as New York City, Washington, Philadelphia or Miami.

The natural regions in Belize include the low-lying coastal plains along the Caribbean Sea, the Maya Mountains in the interior with dense tropical forests and diverse wildlife, and the northern savanna grasslands. The country also has mangrove swamps along the coast and barrier reefs making up part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System.

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in Belize. It is widely played and followed throughout the country.

Belmopan, the capital of Belize, experiences hot and humid weather year-round with an average temperature around 80°F (27°C). It has a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons, with the wet season typically lasting from June to November.

The latitude of Belize is approximately 17.1899° N, and the longitude is around 88.4976° W.

Yes, Belize primarily uses the Celsius scale to measure temperature, like many other countries around the world. However, Fahrenheit may also be used in certain contexts alongside Celsius.

Some famous people from Belize include George Cadle Price, the first Prime Minister of Belize and a national hero, as well as Marion Jones, a former Olympic track and field athlete who won multiple medals for her accomplishments. Andy Palacio, a renowned musician and cultural icon in Belize, also gained international recognition for his contributions to Garifuna music.