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A settlement on an island. Has a 10,000 population. Most visited city in Belize.

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The capital Belize. Home of 60,000 people. On the Belize River.

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Caye Caulker is a an island made up of limestone coral. Its a really big tourist attraction because its so beautiful, and it has over 30 tiny hotels on it. (Its divided in two so you can't see them in this photo

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This reef of the coast. 180 miles long. Has a vast diversity in both coral and fish species. The reef also shelters the shores from the full force of the sea, which makes it easier for juvenile fish to survive.

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An ancient Mayan temple in western Belize. Means stone woman. It's 130 ft. and is the tallest building in the whole country.

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The GBH is a submarine sinkhole on the coast of Belize. It is 410 ft. deep. Sharks in this sinkhole includes nurse sharks, giant groupers, and several types of reef sharks such as the Caribbean reef shark and the Blacktip shark.

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Population: 359k
Govt: Constitutional Monarchy
Main religion: Roman Catholic
Language: English
Climate: Tropical
3 Interesting facts:
1. It's the only Central American country with English as their main language.
2. Belizean folklore tells of a 3-foot tall, evil dwarf called El Duende. It's thumb-less and is said to hang out in the forest and punish any children who kill animals.
3. Belize has the only Jaguar reserve in the world, otherwise known as Cockscomb Basin Wildlife sanctuary.

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The colors don't mean anything as far as I know, but the main focus if the flag is all about the Coat of Arms in the center with the Latin words, sub umbra floreo, translating to: "Under the shade I flourish". (This is also the country's motto)

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Belize was originally (a part of) a Mayan country but in the 1800's it was disputed over by Britain and Spain. However in 1854 it officially became the colony of British Honduras. More territorial disputes arose between the UK and Guatemala and that delayed the birth of Belize until 1981.