Puerto Rico

Pomodoro is the national fruit of Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico is not a state in the Union that is the United States of America.

Puerto Rico is a an organized territory of the United States, and operates as the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico in free association with the United States.

Puerto Rico has local autonomy but the US has the final say in defense and certain finances, and Federal laws and statutes apply. Although Puerto Rican's are US citizens, they do not pay federal income tax. But Puerto Ricans are subject to the Selective Service (draft), the laws of the US, and the US Constitution.

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Yes if you need a visa to enter to the US. Puerto Rico is an US territory.

Currently the San Francisco mint only produces proof coins. Every so often someone breaks up a proof set (accident / theft / ignorance) and spends the coins for their face value. However, once circulated, a proof coin loses whatever premium value it had when it was in its sealed package.

Look at the edge. If it's copper-colored you have a clad coin made of copper-nickel. In this case you can certainly hang onto it as an interesting find, but it unfortunately doesn't have any extra value. If the coin is lighter in color than a normal quarter and doesn't have a reddish edge, you probably have a silver quarter from a premium proof set. Even after circulation, the silver in it would be worth around $3.

The country of Puerto Rico is located near the imaginary line on the map known as the equator. This line is equal distance from the North and South Poles.

Puertoricans are Puertoricans. Puerto Rico is a melting pot of nationalities. The base of the nationalities started with the Taino indians, Spaniards and African Slaves. With the 1815 Royal Decree of Graces the entry of white, rich and Catholic Europeans was permitted. These included Germans, French, Corsicans, Italians, etc. And after the US purchase of the island North Americans added to the mix. Puerto Rico also has small populations of people from other places including Dominicans, Hatians, Brasilians, etc.

it's about 103 miles long and about 37 miles wide.

Travels to Puerto Rico from the US are exempt from passport requirements. So, you do not need a passport.

No, it is a Caribbean Island.

Puerto Rico is both physically and politically a part of North America. It is a Caribbean Island, however, these islands are grouped with North America. It is also a part of the US, so it is politically a part of North America.

The fauna of Puerto Rico is similar to other island archipelago faunas, with high endemism, and low, skewed taxonomic diversity. Puerto Rico has few wild animals including bats, mongooses, a few snakes, iguanas, lizards, and small frogs called coqui. Puerto Rico has some insects including mole crickets and termites that damage buildings and crops. Fish include barracuda, herring, marlin, mullet, pompano, sharks, snappers, spanish mackerels and tuna.

Animals in Puerto Rico are mostly Cattle, Horses and Dogs. Chickens are also raised in Puerto Rico.

there are two florida, puerto ricos. there is one in barceloneta and one in naguabo. they are both about and hour away but the one in barceloneta is 45 miles away and the one in naguabo is 40 miles away.

This is an approximate direct (straight line) distance. During actual travel, this distance may change if a different flight route is chosen.

The distance between the two places in miles is:2114

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It is a Caribbean island and part of the Greater Antilles.

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The people in Peoria, Waco and Tampa are citizens of their States and Citizens of the United State. A Citizen of the US Territory of Puerto Rico is a US Citizen by virtue of the 1917 Jones Act and by virtue of being born in and living in a US Territory.

Some good places in Puerto Rico would definitely be the mayaguez zoo, Las cuevas de camuy national park, ponce art museum, arcecibo radar observatory, la parguera, bioluminesence bay.

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Puerto Ricans, just like anybody else, have individual likes and dislikes. I am Puerto Rican, and I like what fits and looks good