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An introduction to and essentials about our beautiful island of Dominica. Introduction Around Roseau Around The North Around The South ... How Far Are We From..? Description Dominica (pronounced "Dom-in-eek-a") is an island of volcanic origins located between the French islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique in the Eastern Caribbean, at approximately 15 degrees North latitude and 61 degrees West longitude. It is the largest and most mountainous of the the Windward Islands, with an area of 289.5 sq. miles. It is 29 miles long and 16 miles at its widest. The formal name Commonwealth of Dominica is often used to distinguish it from the Dominican Republic , while the Zip code ensures mail isn't mis-sent there. Related Links FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) about Dominica Where to Stay in Dominica What to Do in One Day - Perfect for Cruise Ship Passengers Vital statistics ... National Symbols It has several peaks of over 3,000', the tallest of which are Morne Diablotin (4,747') and

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presents... CarnivalCam 98 Carnival development through the years By Raymond Lawrence Persons who remember Carnival in the 1950's and early 1960's would remember all different types of costumes associated with Carnival such as 'sensay', 'cowboys' and 'sooswell soowi'. There were also those which are hardly found in Carnival today such as Indians and Wob Dwiyet bands. Of course other aspects of Carnival such as 'la po kabwit' and steel band features prominently. These were the two main types of music on the road. One major Carnival event in those days was the Float Parade on Carnival Sunday afternoon at the Windsor Park. Business places and various organizations would build very creative and attractive floats with some special theme. The trucks or trailers used for these floats were so well covered that you couldn't even see the driver. Floats would also come into town from the rural areas with the participants on the floats singing some Carnival songs to 'la po kabwit' rhythms. Carnival band presentation were always spectacular and band organizers went all out to ensure that costumes were well designed and representative of whatever theme they were depicting. The categories of judging then were usually historical, original, and advertising. The Thunderbirds of Newtown started organizing bands many years ago and has always staged impressive presentations.

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Home Welcome Message Prior Issues Feedback ... Advertise About Dominica Dominica's National Symbols Geography History Political System The Judicial System ... Fly/Drive Dominica Telephone: Subscribe Now Subscribe to our newsletter, and receive it by e-mail. Subscribe ADD: Dominica's news to Your Favorites OR Make thedominican.net Your Home Page About Dominica A Country Like No Other in the World! by: About Dominica A Country Like No Other in the World! by: Thomson Fontaine D steeped in unparalleled natural beauty, a rich Creole culture, and the friendliest people in the World. Because of its mountainous terrain, Dominica remained in the hands of the Caribs longer than any of the other Leeward and Windward islands; although Britain and France had agreed to this arrangement in 1748, France broke the treaty and claimed Dominica. In 1763 Britain won Dominica, but the French recaptured it in 1778 and again by the British in 1783. Finally, in 1805 France sold Dominica to England for 12,000 British pounds and handed it over after first burning down the capital Roseau. From its towering 5000 feet peaks to its gushing waterfalls, hundreds of flowing rivers, azure waters of the sea, and black and white sandy beaches, Dominica offers a unique and diverse experience to all who visits its shores.

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Bureau of Public Affairs Electronic Information and Publications Office Background Notes Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs August 2005 Background Note: Dominica PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: Commonwealth of Dominica Geography Area: 754 sq. km. (290 sq. mi.). Cities: Capital Roseau (population 14,500). Terrain: Mountainous volcanic island with rainforest cover. Climate: Tropical. People Nationality: Noun and adjective Dominican (Dom-i-nee-can). Population (2003 est.) 70,352. Annual growth rate (2003 est.): 0%, slightly decreasing. Ethnic groups: Mainly African descent, some Carib Indians. Religions: Roman Catholic (80%), Anglican, other Protestant denominations. Languages: English (official); a French patois is widely spoken. Education: Years compulsory to age 14. Literacy Health: Infant mortality rate (2003) Life expectancy (2004) male 74, female 78. Work force (2004 est.): 47,000 Agriculture services commerce Unemployment exceeds 26% (Eastern Caribbean Central Bank estimate). Government Type: Parliamentary democracy; republic within commonwealth. Independence: November 3, 1978.

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Country Ranks INDEX for Dominica Maps ... Feedback Dominica National Security http://www.photius.com/countries/dominica/national_security/index.html Sources: The Library of Congress Country Studies Back to Dominica Index Current Military Profile Historical Analysis: As the months went by, it became clear that John had personalized his relationship with, and control over, the Defence Force (he named himself colonel). He also chose to ignore the deteriorating economic situation of the country, instead surrounding himself with cronies from Roseau and resorting to a strategy of confrontation rather than consultation. After independence on November 3, 1978, the growing arrogance of the prime minister was surpassed only by the sense of elitism that was increasingly associated with the style and actions of the members of the Defence Force. By that time, the main center of training had shifted away from Britain to Guyana, and a growing rift appeared between the Force and the police, who continued to be trained in Barbados and Britain. For the first time, Dominica was faced with the prospect of a highly politicized military force. It was well armed and trained, and although it was paid for by the country's taxpayers, it was accountable to persons who were fast being discredited. Following the removal of the John government in June 1979, the domestic situation remained tense because the Defence Force, widely assumed to favor the ousted regime, had not been disbanded. Further complicating the situation, the country's infrastructure and economy had been destroyed by Hurricanes David and Frederick in 1979. Regionally, the New Jewel Movement had overthrown the government of Eric Gairy in Grenada by military coup on March 13, 1979, and the Anastasio Somoza regime had been defeated by the Sandinistas in Nicaragua. Into this situation came the DFP government on July 20, 1980, soon to be followed by the swearing in of Reagan as president of the United States and Edward Seaga as prime minister of Jamaica in January 1981.

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Country Ranks INDEX for Dominica Maps ... Feedback Dominica Government - Foreign Relations http://www.photius.com/countries/dominica/government/foreign.html Sources: The Library of Congress Country Studies Back to Dominica Index In the 1980s, the Dominican government became one of the strongest supporters of United States policies in the Caribbean. Charles endorsed economic measures such as the Caribbean Basin Initiative and favored support for the private sector (see Appendix D, and Economy, this section). The DFP government also promoted United States efforts to prevent the spread of communism in the Caribbean. Ties between Dominica and the United States were solidified during the October 1983 crisis in Grenada. After the assassination of Grenadian leader Maurice Bishop, Charles convoked a meeting of the OECS to discuss the crisis. On October 21, the OECS decided to intervene in Grenada and invited friendly governments to provide military assistance. Charles then joined the prime ministers of Barbados and Jamaica in extending a formal invitation to the United States through special emissary Ambassador Frank McNeil. Charles joined President Ronald Reagan at the White House in the official announcement of the intervention and vigorously defended the action. Charles also addressed the Organization of American States and the United Nations (UN), insisting on both occasions that the intervention was necessary to stop communism. Dominica's special relationship with the United States consisted of material as well as philosophical elements. Charles successfully pleaded with United States officials for funds to expand Dominica's infrastructure. In the 1980s, the United States provided approximately US$10 million in grants to expand the east Dominica electrification program and rehabilitate the highway linking the capital to Dominica's international airport.

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