Bermuda

Bermuda still is owned by the United Kingdom. It's the oldest and most populated remaining overseas territory that the U.K. has. The island country also is called 'the Bermuda Islands' and 'Somers Isles.' Its former, first capital is Saint George's, and is the oldest continuously inhabited English speaking town in the Americas. The current terminology is a British Overseas Territory. Between 1983 and 2002, the terminology was a British Dependent Territory. Between 1707 and 1983, the terminology was a British Colony, and between the official colonization in 1612 and 1707 it was an English Colony. Strictly speaking, it remains an English colony. Nit-picking further, between 1609 and 1612, Bermuda was claimed and held by right of occupation by the Virginia Company of London as territory of the English Crown. Between 1612 and 1614, it was included officially within the territory of the English Colony of Virginia, which was administered under a Royal Charter of the English Crown by the Virginia Company, a private venture. In 1614, the Crown took over direct responsibility for the administration of Bermuda (also known as the Somers Isles). In 1615, administration was handed to a new company, the Somers Isles Company, formed by the same shareholders as the Virginia Company, which administered Bermuda under a Royal charter from the English Crown until 1684, when its charter was revoked, and the Crown again took over direct administration (Bermuda had, however, become internally self-governing in 1620, when the House of Assembly held its first session). In 1707, with the Union of England and Scotland, Bermuda became a colony of the Kingdom of Great Britain. When the settler Kingdom of Ireland joined the union in 1801, Bermuda became a colony of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Following the formation of the Irish Free state, Bermuda became a colony of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (alternately described as the United Kingdom of Great Britain, Northern Ireland and Colonies) in 1927, remaining so defined until 1983. The phrase "belongs to" is potentially inflammatory. The position of the British Government in regards to most (but not all) of the overseas territories is that the inhabitants of those territories have the right to self-determination, whether to remain British or to seek independence. Since the disposal of the last Imperial defense holding in 1995, HMS Malabar, within the former Royal Naval Dockyard (most of which, along with the regular army component of the Bermuda garrison, was closed or withdrawn between 1951 and 1957), the British Government has not owned any property in Bermuda. The ownership of land in Bermuda by non-Bermudians is strictly limited by the local government, and all land in Bermuda currently belongs to private individuals or organizations, businesses, or the Bermuda Government.

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If you are a natural citizen of the United States, the following are needed for a US passport: 1. Notarized copy of your birth certificate, or the original. 2. A 2"x2" photo of yourself in a solid colored shirt against a white background. Go to your local drugstore like Walgreens or CVS for this, or Walmart. 3. About 100 USD to pay for regular processing and fees 4. A passport request form, which can be acquired at the local courthouse where you live 5. Time. Passports currently take 3-4 months on average to get processed, though sometimes you can get them back sooner. 6. ID. You will need two forms of ID when you go to turn in your passport form at the courthouse or post office.

The total area making up the UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) is 244,820 sq km (94,526 sq mi), which is slightly smaller than the USA state of Oregon.

Agar's Island off the shore of Pembroke Parish.

I just bought a Bermuda Lucky Stone from E.R. Aubrey. The store has two locations in Hamilton, Bermuda and both stores sell the lucky stones. You might be able to order them online but I doubt it.

The island of Oahu is about half the size of the land mass that makes up Rhode Island. You could put Oahu into Connecticut approximately 9 times.

The distance between airports is 998 air miles.

Bermuda is a part of the United Kingdom

Answer The Island was discovered by the Spanish! It was setteled by the English, but the island population today come from a vast mixture of cultures.

Since the Bermuda Dollar is nearly at par with the US Dollar, as of 2008, then I'd expect the Bermuda Hog Penny to be about equal to one US Cent. James C. Starbird These coins were minted in the Sommer Islands (now known as Burmuda) about 1616. There are twopence, threepence, sixpence, and shilling coins. They are valued from around $2000 to $10,000, depending on the denomination and condition. The threepence piece is very rare and can bring very near $100,000.

Houses in Bermuda are made of stone rather than wood. The rooves are white and made from limestone and the houses themselves are generally painted a color other than white on the outside. More traditional houses may have a moongate in the yard or have what we call 'welcoming arms'. This is a house located in Tucker's Town (an area where rich people live) http://www.blavish.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/tuckers-town-estate-4-26-07.jpg Other pitures can be found on google images

Paula Cox is the Premier of Bermuda. She became the 12th Premier of Bermuda on 2010 October 29 as leader of the Progressive Labour Party (PLP).

As long as your only visiting and not holding residence there

i think it came from volcanoes It was formed by a volcano, look at a map and think of Harrington Sound as the center. Saint Davids Island of the Bermuda chain of islands was made even larger in WW II by the US military so airplanes could land on the island.

Edible but mediocre at best.

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Bermuda is often a popular holiday destination as it is a small, English-speaking tropical island, with plenty of beaches and lots of services that accommodate the tourism industry.

United KingdomThis question has been asked several times, by different people. I am copying, below, the answer I have just given to another person.The current terminology is a British Overseas Territory. Between 1983 and 2002, the terminology was a British Dependent Territory. Between 1707 and 1983, the terminology was a British Colony, and between the official colonisation in 1612 and 1707 it was an English Colony. Strictly speaking, it remains an English colony, and should the Scottish Nationalist Party be successful in 2014 in achieving Scottish independence from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Bermuda would remain as part of England.Nit-picking further, between 1609 and 1612, Bermuda was claimed and held by right of occupation by the Virginia Company of London as territory of the English Crown. Between 1612 and 1614, it was included officially within the territory of the English Colony of Virginia, which was administered under a Royal Charter of the English Crown by the Virginia Company, a private venture. In 1614, the Crown took over direct responsibility for the administration of Bermuda (also known as the Somers Isles). In 1615, administration was handed to a new company, the Somers Isles Company, formed by the same shareholders as the Virginia Company, which administered Bermuda under a Royal charter from the English Crown until 1684, when its charter was revoked, and the Crown again took over direct administration (Bermuda had, however, become internally self-governing in 1620, when the House of Assembly held its first session). In 1707, with the Union of England and Scotland, Bermuda became a colony of the Kingdom of Great Britain. When the settler Kingdom of Ireland joined the union in 1801, Bermuda became a colony of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Following the formation of the Irish Free state, Bermuda became a colony of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (alternately described as the United Kingdom of Great Britain, Northern Ireland and Colonies) in 1927, remaining so defined until 1983.The phrase "belongs to" is potentially inflammatory. The position of the British Government in regards to most (but not all) of the overseas territories is that the inhabitants of those territories have the right to self-determination, whether to remain British or to seek independence. Since the disposal of the last Imperial defence holding in 1995, HMS Malabar, within the former Royal Naval Dockyard (most of which, along with the regular army component of the Bermuda garrison, was closed or withdrawn between 1951 and 1957), the British Government has not owned any property in Bermuda. The ownership of land in Bermuda by non-Bermudians is strictly limited by the local government, and all land in Bermuda currently belongs to private individuals or organisations, businesses, or the Bermuda Government.Read more: What_country_does_Bermuda_belong_to

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Bermuda is a territory of the UK. The current terminology is a British Overseas Territory. Between 1983 and 2002, the terminology was a British Dependent Territory. Between 1707 and 1983, the terminology was a British Colony, and between the official colonisation in 1612 and 1707 it was an English Colony. Strictly speaking, it remains an English colony, and should the Scottish Nationalist Party be successful in 2014 in achieving Scottish independence from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Bermuda would remain as part of England. Nit-picking further, between 1609 and 1612, Bermuda was claimed and held by right of occupation by the Virginia Company of London as territory of the English Crown. Between 1612 and 1614, it was included officially within the territory of the English Colony of Virginia, which was administered under a Royal Charter of the English Crown by the Virginia Company, a private venture. In 1614, the Crown took over direct responsibility for the administration of Bermuda (also known as the Somers Isles). In 1615, administration was handed to a new company, the Somers Isles Company, formed by the same shareholders as the Virginia Company, which administered Bermuda under a Royal charter from the English Crown until 1684, when its charter was revoked, and the Crown again took over direct administration (Bermuda had, however, become internally self-governing in 1620, when the House of Assembly held its first session). In 1707, with the Union of England and Scotland, Bermuda became a colony of the Kingdom of Great Britain. When the settler Kingdom of Ireland joined the union in 1801, Bermuda became a colony of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Following the formation of the Irish Free state, Bermuda became a colony of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (alternately described as the United Kingdom of Great Britain, Northern Ireland and Colonies) in 1927, remaining so defined until 1983. The phrase "belongs to" is potentially inflammatory. The position of the British Government in regards to most (but not all) of the overseas territories is that the inhabitants of those territories have the right to self-determination, whether to remain British or to seek independence. Since the disposal of the last Imperial defence holding in 1995, HMS Malabar, within the former Royal Naval Dockyard (most of which, along with the regular army component of the Bermuda garrison, was closed or withdrawn between 1951 and 1957), the British Government has not owned any property in Bermuda. The ownership of land in Bermuda by non-Bermudians is strictly limited by the local government, and all land in Bermuda currently belongs to private individuals or organisations, businesses, or the Bermuda Government.

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Hiring more educated doctors and nurses. Providing medicines at better cost for the poorer patients. Having heath fairs for free screening of diabetes,high blood pressure,mamograms. Getting the older folk to sign up for Meals on Wheels. Start a excerise program for them at the senior citizens center. Have volunteers take older folk to the doctor.

Bermuda is an oversea colony of the United Kingdom. The island of Bermuda is a colony of Great Britain.