US Virgin Islands

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St. Croix island is part of the US Virgin Islands and therefore part of the United States. The United States purchase the Virgin Islands from Denmark in 1917.

By air, the travel time between Orlando and St. Thomas is approximately 1 hour and 51 minutes. This assumes that the aircraft is traveling at a speed of 500 mph.

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No, same-sex marriage is not legal under British Virgin Islands law.

No the Virgin islands are not countries. They are territories. There are two Virgin Islands. The first if the British Virgin Islands - Which is a territory of the United Kingdom and then there is the US Virgin Islands which are a territory of the United States. No.. a territory of the United States

Hiring a bus or private car is the best option for transport.

Oil from the Hovensa Oil Refinery located on ST. Croix

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Nestor Mendez is the Ambassador to the US for Belize.

There are two ways to get to the Virgin Islands: Commercial Airliner or ship. Day visitors typically arrive by cruise ship. Visitors seeking a more extended stay arrive by jet. Inter-island transportation is achieved mostly by small commuter planes, including sea planes and ferries. The more affluent arrive by yacht or private jet.

St. Croix and St. Thomas land jets as large as 757. St. Croix's airport is rated as an International Airport capable of handing the largest of aircraft.

For a legal U.S. resident, travel to the Virgin Islands is requires no more documentation than flying from New York to Virginia. The Virgin Islands is a separate U.S. Customs Zone so visitors must clear Customs when leaving. No passport is required.

For foreign nationals may enter the Virgin Islands by applying for entry into the United States of America.

At present, the Governor of the Virgin Islands is John Percy deJongh, Jr. Second in command is Lieutenant Governor Gregory R. Francis. There are 26 department is the government structure, led by commissioners and directors appointed by the governor and confirmed with the advise and consent of the Virgin Islands Legislature. They form the line of succession.

The Governor and Lt. Governor run as a single ticket and are popularly elected. 50%+1 of the vote is required for election.

There are three branches of government. Legislative, Executive and Judicial. 15 Senators are elected at large by popular vote. There are two Districts. St. Croix and St. Thomas-St. John. Each district elects seven resident senators by popular vote. St. John's representative, who must be a resident of the island of St. John, is elected by vote of both districts.

There are 62 islands and over two dozen sub-districts in the Virgin Islands, administered by a St. Croix Administrator and a St. Thomas-St. John-Water Island administrator. Both are appointed by the Governor.

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The Virgin Atlantic Airlines was founded in 1984 by the British entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson. It is one of the biggest airline companies in the world.

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Alaska and Hawaii do not border any other state.

Territories : Puerto Rico Guam U.S. Virgin Islands American Samoa Northern Mariana Islands Wake Islands Outlying Areas: Johnston Atoll Baker, Howland, and Jarvis Islands Kingman Reef Navassa Island Palmyra Atoll Outlying Areas are islands that are grouped together as a statistical convenience. They are not administered collectively, nor do they share a single cultural or political history beyond being uninhabited islands (except for scientific and other groups who may live and study on the areas) under the sovereignty of the United States. A Territory is a portion of the national domain that is given limited self-government, usually in preparation for statehood. Territorial governments have been similar in form to those of the states, but have been subject to greater authority of the federal government. Territories can make their own laws but the US Congress also makes laws and determines the legality of laws made by the territorial government.

Yes, Aruba and St Lucia [Sainte-Lucie] are both islands within the Caribbean Sea. Aruba is a former Dutch colony. St Lucia is a former colony of both France and Great Britain. In fact, the two European powers fought so often over the Caribbean island that it became known as the 'Helen [of Troy] of the West Indies'.

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Caribbean (or, the West Indies). More specifically, the Leeward Islands. Also sometimes referred to as the Lesser Antilles.