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Answer#1: You need to start learning about Geography.
Answer#2: no, please use the internet at least the
wikipedia... is free and it would tell you which
is which...sorry if you dont like my answer...but
you need some tutoring in Geography
Answer#3: No, Barbados is an independent country in the
easternmost Caribbean and it's for sure nowhere
close to Jamaica. By plane, it's about an hour to
Trinidad from Barbados. It's close to St. Vincent
and the Grenadines, and not far from St. Lucia.
Answer#4: barbados in an island by itself, located south
east of another island called Grenada
Answer#5: They are independent countries but both are
members of the British Commonwealth. Check the
site below for a Caribbean map. You will see
Barbados is much farther South/east .
Answer#6: Um, no. It's a whole seperate island. Buy an
atlas.
Answer#7: Barbados (IPA: [bɑrˈbeɪdos]), situated just
east of the Caribbean Sea, is an independent
island nation in the western Atlantic Ocean. At
roughly 13° North and 59° West, the country lies
in the southern Caribbean region, where it is a
part of the Lesser Antilles island-chain. Its
closest island neighbours are St. Vincent and St.
Lucia to the west, Grenada to the south-west, and
Trinidad and Tobago to the south, with which
Barbados now shares a fixed official maritime
boundary.Barbados's total land area is about 430
square kilometres, (166 square miles), and is
primarily low-lying, with some higher regions in
the island's interior. The organic composition of
Barbados is thought to be of non-volcanic origin
and is predominantly composed of limestone-coral.
The island's climate is tropical, with constant
trade winds off the Atlantic Ocean serving to keep
temperatures mild. Some more undeveloped areas of
the country contain woodland and scrubland. Other
parts of the interior which contribute to the
agriculture industry are dotted with large
sugarcane estates and wide, gently sloping
pastures, with many good views down to the sea
coast.Barbados has one of the highest standards of
living and literacy rates worldwide. Despite its
small size, Barbados's Human Development Index
ranking is consistently among the top 50 in the
world. For example, in 2006, it was ranked
thirty-first in the world, and third in the
Americas, behind Canada and the United States. The
island is also a major tourist destination.
Answer#8: No, Barbados is an Island Nation itself... It is
part of the West Indies, or the Caribbean Islands
though... It is one of the Lesser Antilles (
The small Islands on the tail end of the Island
chain) close to St. Vincent and St. Lucia...
Hope this helps...
Answer#9: No, Barbados is a different island. They are both
different countries/islands in the Caribbean
region.
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