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| Trinidad and Tobago | |
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| Capital city | Port-of-Spain |
| Political system | republic |
| Currency | Trinidadium dollar |
| Surface | 5 128 |
| Population | 1 229 000 |
| Tongue | English |
| religion | Catholicism, Hinduism, Protestantism, Islam |
| Code | 1868 |
| Internet domain | .tt |
| Time zone | UTC -4 |
| Time zone | UTC -4 |
Trinidad and Tobago - island state Central America, located on the northern shores South America. It covers two main islands Trinidad and Tobago and a number of smaller ones.
Characteristic
Geography
Climate
History
Policy
Economy
Drive
By car
By plane
The largest airport is Piarco.
By ship
Regions
The administrative division of Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago is administratively divided into fourteen Corporations: nine regions, three municipalities and two cities. Tobago is divided into 7 parishes. Corporation Area (km²) Population Density of residence of Port-of-Spain 13.45 49.031 3.650 Port-of-Spain San Fernando 18.64 55.419 2.970 San FernandoChaguanas 59.65 67.433 1.130 Chaguanas Arima 11.15 32.278 2.890 ArimaPoint Fortín 23.88 19.056 0.800 Point FortínCouva-Tabaquite-Talparo 719.64 162.779 0.230 CouvaDiego Martin 127.53 105.720 0.830 Petit Valley Penal-debe 246.91 83.609 0.340 PenalPrinces Town 621.35 91.947 0.150 Princes TownRio Claro-Mayaro 852.81 33.480 ClaroSan Juan-Laventille 220.39 157.295 0.710 Laventille Sangre Grande 898.94 64.343 0.070 Sangre GrandeSiparia 510.48 81.917 0.160 Siparia Tunapuna-Piarco 527.23 203.975 0.370 Tunapuna Tobago 303.00 56.000 0.185 Scarborough Administrative division of Tobago Municipality of Tobago City Legend
Cities
According to official data from 2011, Trinidad and Tobago had over 30 cities with a population of over 1,000. residents. The capital of the country, Port-of-Spain, is only third with nearly 40,000. inhabitants, but in the entire capital agglomeration there are over 256 thousand. people (2000). The second largest agglomeration of San Fernando is inhabited by 144 thousand. people, of which 55.4 thous. in the main city (2000). The largest city is Chaguanas, which was the only city with over 50,000 inhabitants. residents; 3 cities with a population of 25,000 ÷ 50,000 and the rest of the cities below 25,000 residents.
Largest cities in Trinidad and Tobago:
The largest cities in Trinidad and Tobago according to the number of inhabitants (as of 01/09/2011): L.p. City Corporation Population 1. Chaguanas Chaguanas commune 83 5162 San Fernando San Fernando town 48 8383 Port-of-Spain Port-of-Spain town 37 0744 Arima Arima commune 33 6065 Point Fortín Point Fortín commune 20 235
Alphabetical list of cities in Trinidad and Tobago:
List of cities of Trinidad and Tobago over 1 thousand. residents:
Arima Arouca Biche Blanchisseuse Chaguanas Couva Débé Gasparillo La Brea La Horquetta La Romain Laventille Marabella Morvant Mucurapo Peñal Petit Valley Point Fortín Port-of-Spain Princes Town Río Claro Saint Joseph San Fernando San Juan Sangre Grande Scarborough Siparia Tabaquite Tacarigua Tunapuna
Interesting places
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The official language is English.
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Diplomatic representations
No post - country served by the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Caracas (Venezuela).
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