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Trinidad and Tobago came under British control in the 19th century, then gaining their independence in 1962.

The country is one of the most prosperous island nations in the Caribbean, primarily due to its offshore petroleum and natural gas production and processing.

Tourism is a significant industry here, with most visitors favoring the idylic island of Tobago.

Quick Facts and Figures

Official Name Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Population 1,362,000 Tobago (75,000)

Capital City Port-of-Spain (45,300)

Languages English (official), Hindi, others

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Official Currency Trinidad and Tobago Dollar

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Religions Catholic, Hindu, others

Land Area
5,128 sq km

Latitude/Longitude 11º 00N, 61º 00W


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