Southern Caribbean - Countries

Countries

Trinidad and Tobago: Capital City:Port of Spain:Population: 1,305,000

Barbados: Capital City:Bridgetown:Population: 294,210

St Lucia: Capital City:Castries:Population: 170,000

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Capital City:Kingstown:Population:125,000

CuraƧao: Capital City:Willemstad:Population: 183,000

Aruba: Capital City: Oranjestad:Population: 103,484

Grenada: Capital City:St George's:Population: 103,000

Total Population
2,146,403
Associates
Venezuela
Colombia
Guyana

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