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Background Notes: Trinidad & Tobago 3/98

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CIA - The World Factbook -- Trinidad and Tobago

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Ethnologue report for Trinidad and Tobago

SITE SEARCH SITE MAP Ethnologue > Web version > Country index > Americas > Trinidad and Tobago Languages of Trinidad and Tobago See language map. [See also SIL publications on the languages of Trinidad and Tobago.] Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. 1,096,585. Afro-Trinidadian 40%, East Indian 41%, mixed 14%, white 1%, Chinese 1%, other 1%. National or official language: English. Literacy rate: All 97%: male 98%, female 96%. Also includes North Levantine Spoken Arabic (2,600 ...

Trinidad and Tobago - Country information - Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

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Trinidad and Tobago at a Glance

Trinidad and Tobago Capital : Port of Spain Major Language(s) : English Largest City : Port of Spain Date of UN Membership : 18 Sep. 1962 Largest City Population (in thousands, 1995) : 52 Latitude/Longitude (at largest city) : 10°37'N 61°21'W@38 Currency : dollar GDP (million US$, 1997) : 5614 Area (km2) : 5130 Total Population (in thousands, 1999) : 1288 Population Density (per square km., 1997) : 255 GDP Per Capita (US$, 1997) : 4397 NEW YORK MISSION ADDRESS : Permanent ...

Trinidad Basic Facts

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Basic Info. Government Human RightsNews Geography History Links People Population mid-1999.............................................1,102,096 GNP per capita 1997 (Atlas method, US$)........... 4,250 GNP 1997 (Atlas method, US$ billions)................ 5.5 Unemployment.....................................................................14% Average annual growth 1991-97 Population (%) ....... .8 Labor force (%) ....... 2. ...

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STATUSRepublic AREA5,130 sq km CAPITALPort of Spain POPULATION1,227,000 LANGUAGESEnglish RELIGIONSPrRoman Catholic, Hindu CURRENCYDollar MAIN PRODUCTSCrude oil, Petroleum products, Chemical products

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