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In Dominica, nutmeg is primarily grown in the northern and central regions of the island, particularly in areas like the village of Massacre and the Roseau Valley. The island's tropical climate and rich volcanic soil provide ideal conditions for nutmeg cultivation. Farmers often grow nutmeg alongside other crops, contributing to the diverse agricultural landscape of Dominica. This spice plays a significant role in the local economy and cultural practices.
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What crops are grown in Dominica?
Bananas Avocados
How many islands is Dominica?
Dominica is one island. It is a small Caribbean island nation located in the Lesser Antilles region.
Which of Tobago Haiti Dominica Trinidad is a leeward island?
Dominica is.
What continent is Dominica Island on?
Dominica Island is located on the north American continent ...
What spices are grown in Grenada?
Granada, known as the spice island, grows nutmeg, mace, cloves, bay leaves, curries, cinnamon and ginger, among others
Which one of the Southeast Asian nations was nutmeg grown?
India
What is Dominica's continent?
Dominica is a Caribbean island nation and in being so it is associated with North America.
What is the the capital of Dominica?
The capital city of the Commonwealth of Dominica is Roseau.(This island nation should not be confused with the Dominican Republic, which is located with Haiti on the island of Hispaniola.)
What was dominica called before?
Before it was named Dominica, the island was referred to by the indigenous Kalinago people as "Waitukubuli," which means "tall is her body." The name Dominica was given by Christopher Columbus when he sighted the island on a Sunday (Dominica in Latin) in November 1493. The island has retained this name since its European discovery.
What is the land area of dominica?
The island of Dominica is 290 sq mi (750 sq km).
Which continent is DOMINICA located in?
Dominica is a Caribbean island nation and in being so is associated with North America.
List the Island that mark up the Leeward Island?
dominica, gualoupe
