I have chosen to make Jamaica my Island. It has an airport, it also has deep water ports. I have chosen that our buisness makes sugar to export to different countries in the world.
| Name | Location | Size | Population | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anguilla | Eastern Caribbean | 40 Sq. Miles | 10,300 | English |
| Antigua/Barbuda | Eastern Caribbean | 108 Sq. Miles | 66,500 | English |
| Aruba | S. Caribbean | 77 Sq. Miles | 81,507 | Dutch, English, Spanish, Papiamento |
| The Bahamas | 50 miles S. of Florida | 29 / 700 inhabited Islands | 273,000 | English |
| Barbados | Windwards | 166 Sq. Miles | 264,000 | English |
| Curacao | * S. Caribbean | 444 Sq. Miles | * 146,828 | Dutch, English, Spanish, Papiamento |
| Haiti | * W 1/3 of Hispaniola | 10,700 Sq. Miles | 7 Million | French, Creole |
| Jamaica | South of Cuba | 4,111 Sq. Miles | 2.5 million | English |
Originally posted on http://www.jamaicans.com/info/carib_overview.shtml
The people work for less in Jamaica. They make most of their money off of tourism. The airport is located in its capital, Kingston. The deep water port is located in Port Esquivel, which lies about 15 miles west of Kingston. It could export the sugar we produce. As for the competition; they will be out of buisness not being able to cope with our changes. I will start employing people and then start exporting the sugar. My "plantations" will be producing in no time.
