Greater Antilles - Countries

Countries

Country with flag Area
(km²)
Population
(1 July 2005 est.)
Population density
(per km²)
Capital
Cuba 7005110860000000000110,860 700711346670000000011,346,670 102.4 Havana
Dominican Republic 700448730000000000048,730 70068950034000000008,950,034 183.7 Santo Domingo
Haiti 700427750000000000027,750 70068121622000000008,121,622 292.7 Port-au-Prince
Jamaica 700410991000000000010,991 70062731832000000002,731,832 248.6 Kingston
Puerto Rico (USA) 70039104000000000009,104 70063916632000000003,916,632 430.2 San Juan
Total 7005207435000000000207,435 700735066790000000035,066,790 169.05

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