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United States Virgin Islands

United States Virgin Islands
  • Capital

    Capital

    Charlotte Amalie

  • Local time

    Local time

    2:19

  • Population

    Population

    104 708

  • Driving side

    Driving side

    Left

  • Calling code

    Calling code

    +1-340

  • Currency

    Currency

    $ USD (dollar)

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United States Virgin Islands

United States Virgin Islands
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  • Capital

    Capital

    Charlotte Amalie

  • Local time

    Local time

    2:19

  • Population

    Population

    104 708

  • Driving side

    Driving side

    Left

  • Calling code

    Calling code

    +1-340

  • Currency

    Currency

    $ USD (dollar)

  • Petrol price

    Petrol price

    € 0.83 pl

  • Precipitation

    Precipitation

    454mm /year

Geography & travel

  • Country Area

    Country Area

    346 km2

  • Protected Area

    Protected Area

    15%

  • Forest Area

    Forest Area

    50%

  • Agricultural area

    Agricultural area

    11%

Population

  • Languages

    Languages

    English
    Spanish or Spanish Creole
    French or French Creole

  • Diabetes

    Diabetes

    12.3%

  • Tuberculosis

    Tuberculosis

    8 per 100k

Economy

  • Industries

    Industries

    tourism, watch assembly, rum distilling, construction, pharmaceuticals, electronics

  • Agriculture

    Agriculture

    fruit, vegetables, sorghum, Senepol cattle

  • Natural Resources

    Natural Resources

    sun, sand, sea, surf

  • Natural Resources

    Natural Resources

    sun, sand, sea, surf

  • Renewable Energy

    Renewable Energy

    0%

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What not to do when visiting United States Virgin Islands

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Don’t forget to greet everyone you meet with “Good morning”, “good afternoon”, or “good night” before other questions or comments. Failure to do so will be thought rude.

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Don’t rush on things - life moves at a slower pace at the Virgin Islands and the lifestyle is relaxed.

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Don’t be a victim of mosquito-borne diseases - protect yourself against bites by mosquitoes.

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Don't sit under a ripe coconut tree - better to be safe than sorry, falling coconuts kill 150 people each year.

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Don't take pictures of locals without permission.

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Don't dive or snorkel without a floating marker on water.

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Don’t be a victim of mosquito-borne diseases - protect yourself against bites by mosquitoes.

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Don't forget to negotiate your taxi ride price before you take it.

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Don’t forget the rainy season takes place between June and November.

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Don't really look for a deal - things are not that cheap in Caribbean.

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Don't forget coral-safe sunscreen - if you go to water excursions, some of them may not allow you to join without coral-safe sunscreen.

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