Bermuda

about 1035.1 miles and 1665.8 kilometers

The (locally caught, as opposed to imported) fish most commonly eaten by Bermudians are mostly species associated with the reefline, or inshore areas. Some deep sea fish are caught and eaten, as well. Most fish consumed in Bermuda is probably imported, whether sold fresh or in a tin. I will ignore those. The species which were considered most desirable for consumption have been overfished for decades. The most common way to catch them was by submerging wooden-, or pipe-framed, wire mesh-covered cages (called "fish pots") in shallow areas, and returning for them after they had time to gather fish. The cages were baited to lure fish in, and the entry passages tapered inwards, allowing fish to swim in, but not easily to escape. This method of fishing was so effective that it was banned about twenty years ago. It is hoped that over-fished species are being restored.

Some of the types of fish that had been very popular, but are now rarely encountered on a table, include groupers, and hinds. Other fish that have traditionally been popular include grey snappers. Jacks, pompano, hogfish, wahoo, dolphins (increasingly called mahi-mahi, so as not to alarm those thinking they are mammals) and others are popular, as well. Grey mullets are reputed not to be easy to catch, as they will not take a line, but St. David's Islanders traditionally caught them in nets for their roe. St. David's Islanders also caught and ate Atlantic bream, which are traditionally avoided by other Bermudians, who consider them unclean.

Sharks of several types may be caught, and are traditionally prepared as a spiced hash.

Deep water fish include those species caught primarily for sport, which may be eaten. Marlin are very popular with anglers, though I am not certain they are often eaten...especially as most anglers in Bermuda operate on a catch-and-release basis, provided they are not taking part in a tournament that requires returning the catch for measurement and weighing.

Tuna are very common in the deep Atlantic around Bermuda, and tuna fishing boats from Asia and the Philipines have long operated in the area (they are required to be licensed by the Bermudian government, which controls an area within a radius of 200 miles from the island). Swordfish is also popular in Bermuda.

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In the Bermuda Triangle even though people think that the Bermuda Triangle is not a real sea.

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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.

Bermuda just celebrated its 400th year anniversary.

It is often recommended that you arrive at least two hours before take off at any airport, no matter in which country.

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When the PH is below 6.5

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You didn't include the name of the issuing country but based on the description it's almost certainly a Bermudan "hog penny". The Bermudan dollar is linked 1-to-1 with the American dollar so your coin, if you found it in change, is only worth 1 cent.

One of them is Cod fish and potatoes.

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.)

For travel by sea, you don't need a passport for re-entry to the United States but you do need some kind of documentation (see link below). If you are traveling by air, then yes you have to have a passport.

Around 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

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It is a limestone cap on the tip of a volcanic Seamount (underwater mountain).

English is their main language.

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There are about 823.925 miles between Bermuda and Alexandria, VA.

Bermuda is made up of several islands joined together. Many agree that it's shape looks like a fish hook. It's a subtropical island containing palm trees, aqua ocean, pink sand and the houses are colourfully painted with white roofs that collect rain water. Roads are narrow and winding, cars are small and drive on the left. Many people ride mopeds, including tourists, and the speed limit is 35km/h although many people speed.

The summer temperature is generally moderate but due to the very humid climate, the heat-index can be significantly higher. Winter temperatures due to strong winds and heavy rain can be very cold, feeling below freezing, even though typically not going below 50 degrees fahrenheit. The climate has been gradually warming since the 1980s. In the spring, the actual temperature tends to be in the upper sixties, in the summer the upper seventies, in the fall the upper seventies to the mid sixties, and in the winter the mid sixties to the high fifties. The felt temperature as noted is much more extreme. There is an average of 55.5 inches of rainfall a year which usually tends to be distributed equally each month.

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