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Protestant 59%, Baptist 42%, Episcopalian 17%, Roman Catholic 34%. Most of the people that live in the USVI (US Virgin Islands) are either Protestant or Baptist.

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English 71.6%, Spanish or Spanish Creole 17.2%, French or French Creole 8.6%.
Most people that live in USVI speak English or Spanish.

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presidential democracy which means its a self- governing territory from the US.
Leader:Albert Bryan

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Waterlemon Cay is a small cay surrounded by a reef located in Saint John.

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The climate in the US Virgin Islands is warm in the day and gets a little colder during the night. The average temperature in march is 83 during the day and 77 at night.

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The first people to get to the Virgin Islands came from the South American mainland by seagoing canoes or sailboats about 3,500 years ago.
They lived off of the fish and plants that they found on the islands, and archaeologists believe that they were nomadic, possibly to the islands from time to time, rather than settling permanently there.

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1. Birth rates 12.5/1000 population
2. Death rates 8.1/1000 population
3.male median age : 40.1 years
4.women median age 42.2 years
5.-0.3% population growth rate

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TARO
The taro plant is a tropical plant with large green leaves. Its root is starchy and high in fiber and is most often compared to a sweet potato or yam with pleasantly purple insides.

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Capital: Charlotte Amalie

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Longitude: 64.8963 W
Latitude: 18.3358 N

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1.  Only place where you can drive on the left side of the road in the US
2.  The US paid $25 million in gold for them
3. A fourth Island recently just joined the party
4. The capital's original name meant "Tap House"
5. Christopher Columbus gave the islands their names
6. There's a holiday called Transfer Day