Bermuda

As of my last update, the cost of an acre of land in Bermuda can vary significantly based on location and zoning. Generally, prices can range from several hundred thousand to over a million dollars per acre, particularly in desirable areas. Due to its limited land availability and high demand, Bermuda's real estate market tends to be quite expensive. For the most current prices, it's advisable to consult local real estate listings or agents.

Yes, dry ice is available for purchase in Bermuda, typically through specialized stores or suppliers that cater to shipping needs, food services, and event planning. It's advisable to check with local retailers or suppliers for availability, as stock may vary. Additionally, some grocery stores may carry it, especially during peak seasons for events.

In March, Bermuda experiences mild spring-like weather with temperatures ranging between 60-70°F (16-21°C). There may be occasional rain showers, but overall, it is a comfortable time to visit the island for outdoor activities.

No, Bermuda island is not a volcano. It is a coral island formed from the remains of marine organisms like coral and shells. The island sits on top of a submerged volcanic mountain, but it is not an active volcano itself.

Bermuda has a total land area of about 20.6 square miles, including all islands and islets.

The distance from North Carolina to Bermuda by boat is approximately 700-800 miles depending on the specific locations being considered. The journey typically takes about 2-3 days to complete, weather permitting. Be sure to check current maritime conditions before embarking on this trip.

Bermuda was settled by the Kingdom of England (which, it should be noted, included Wales as a principality) in 1609 (officially in 1612). When that merged with the Kingdom of Scotland in 1707 to create the Kingdom of Great Britain, Bermuda became British. When Ireland was officially incorporated within the union in 1800, creating the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, it remained British. In 1927, following most of Ireland becoming the Irish Free State, and before its becoming completely independent in 1937, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland became the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Bermuda remained British.

Today Bermuda remains an overseas territory (ie. colony) of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It should be noted that its law is based on English law, and its real attachment is with England. If the SNP follow through successfully with its promise to take Scotland into independence, Scotland will not take a share of Bermuda, which would revert, presumably, to being an English colony...even if the rump state is referred to as the United Kingdom of England and Northern Ireland.

The Bermuda islands were formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago. The islands are actually the exposed peaks of a submerged volcanic mountain range that formed on the seafloor. Over time, coral reefs built up around these peaks and eventually formed the islands we see today.

The population of Bermuda in 2007 was approximately 65,000 people.

The Bermuda Petrel is the national bird of Bermuda.

There's a Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) in the main city of Hamilton. There used to be a McDonald's at a U.S. airbase, but when the base closed in 1995 so too did the restaurant; there have been attempts to open new McDonald's, but these resulted in fast food franchises (other than that one KFC) being outlawed in 1997.

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Barbara Bermuda is a Puerto Rican journalist. Barbara is most known for hosting Lo Que no vio Premios lo Nuestro (What you didn't see in the Lo Nuestro awards.)

The United Kingdom controls Bermuda.

US Airways, United Airlines, Delta, and Air Canada.

The motto of British Virgin Islands is ''.

Bermuda is for all intents and purposes a British Colony. Capital city is Hamilton ( time honored, pun intended)

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