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Over 85% of Puerto Ricans are Roman Catholic. About 15% of the island practices protestant or other religions

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The official languages of Puerto Rico are English and Spanish. A majority of the Islanders speak spanish.

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Puerto Rico a self-governing commonwealth in association with the US. The Leader is President Trump and the head governor is Ricardo Rossello.

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Nearly all mountains with plains in the north. Puerto Rico is about 3 times the size of Rhode Island. Cerro de Punta is the highest point and the Caribbean Sea is the lowest.

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The Puerto Rican climate is tropical and hot all year long. The average temperature is 70-89 degrees fahrenheit

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Christopher Columbus arrived in Puerto Rico 1493. During the Treaty of Paris in 1898 Spain ceded Puerto Rico to the U.S. Puerto Ricans received U.S. citizenship in 1917. In 1952 Puerto Rico became a commonwealth of the U.S.

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-Literacy rate is 93%
-Life expectancy is 79 years
-One birth every 14 minutes
-One death every 18 minutes
-One legal immigrant every 39 minutes

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Puerto Rican cuisine has ties to many different countries. Including American, African, and the Spanish. A majority of the food has beans, rice, corn, and many kinds of meat. Some popular dishes include flan (in picture), pinchos, monfongo, and tres leches.

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San Juan

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18.2208 N 66.5901 S

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-The National Anthem is La Borinqueña
-The legal drinking age is 18
-Gambling is legal at age 18
-The only tropical rain-forest recognized by the U.S. is in Puerto Rico
-Puerto Rico has two area codes
-The largest telescope in the world is in Puerto Rico
-Puerto Rico has 270 miles of beaches along the coast line