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	Abaco Bahamas Vacations
		Abaco is the third most populous island in The Bahamas and bears a resemblance to New England from which it attracts so many of its visitors and winter residents.
		Abaco, located in the northern Bahamas, typically boats pine forests and is frequented by hunters of wild boar and ducks.
		For many years the people of Abaco debated the origin of a herd of horses that galloped through their pine forest, but in 1998 they came to believed that they might be “Spanish Barbs.” In August of 2002, their identity was finally confirmed through three separate DNA analyses, photos and video records.
	www.abacobahamasguide.com (2222 words)

	Abaco Feature Site
		Abaco was probably a transient home for wreckers, fishermen, and pirates from time to time, but no permanent settlement was established for 200 years.
		The population of Abaco is roughly 14,000 permanent Bahamian residents.
		When one hears of the Abacos in the Bahamas, one is told of the many wonders of the climate, the beauty, the water, the serenity, the fishing, the water sports, the charming villages, the laid back life style, and the warm and friendly people.
	www.abaco-realestate.com /main.php?mainPage=about_abaco (3341 words)

	Abaco Estate Services: Abaco Real Estate
		Abaco Estate Services is one of the fastest growing Bahamas Real Estate Agencies in Abaco, with our listings database expanding daily.
		We feature the best real estate opportunities that Abaco has to offer in all price ranges and property types, including luxury beachfront homes, canal waterfront lots, ocean waterfront lots, canal properties, condominiums and acreage on the Mainland of Abaco, Treasure Cay, Marsh Harbour, Leisure Lee and all the surrounding Cays.
		Abaco Estate Services can assist you in with all aspects of planning your Family Island vacation, with a database of vacation properties including beachfront homes, secluded island cottages, resort properties, condos and even boat charters.
	www.abacoestateservices.com (470 words)

	The Government of the Bahamas - Abaco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Abaco, the second largest island in The Bahamas, is best known as a yachtsman’s paradise.
		Abaco, located in the northern Bahamas, typically boats pine forests and is frequented by hunters of wild boar and ducks.
		Abaco is the third most populous island in The Bahamas and bears a resemblance to New England from which it attracts so many of its visitors and winter residents.
	www.bahamas.gov.bs /bahamasweb2/home.nsf/vContentW/GOV--Islands--Abaco!Opendocument (205 words)

	Abaco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Abaco is also the second largest island in The Bahamas.
		The town settlers grow and produce a lot of citrus fruit products, as well as tomatoes, sugar and cucmbers, the residence also build their own Bahamain boats which are very well crafted, made for the ocean waters and can be custom made in size upon request.
		Abaco is most easily recognized by its red and white stripped light house, which is located in Hope Town.
	www.goldenwingscharter.com /Abaco/abaco.html (182 words)

	Feature stories about Abaco, Bahamas - Abaco Life, an island magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It was the same sort of giddy ebullience that had swept this crew of the Abaco Rage as the freshly painted and refitted sloop crossed the finish line of the 45th annual National Family Island Regatta in Exuma only a month earlier.
		Abaco sloops, which had not even participated in the Exuma event during its first 21 years, now dominated it.
		The next race - the All Abaco Regatta, scheduled for October 29-31 between the Treasure Cay Ferry Dock and Green Turtle Cay - is not far off, and George Town is a scant six months after that.
	www.abacoinfo.com /abacolife/frage.htm (1288 words)

	The Abaconian - Abaco's Most Complete Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Abaco’s native population is 13,000 (2000 census) and is served by five commercial banks in Marsh Harbour.
		Many resorts on Abaco are foreign owned so revenue figures from either these hotels or rental houses are benefiting a foreign investors in either case.
		The effect of rental homes on the economy of Abaco has been so great and obvious that many years ago the suggestion was made to government through Cordell Thompson of the Ministry of Tourism to encourage this practice in the southern Bahamas.
	www.abaconian.com /abacoinsights.html (2947 words)

	Abaco Outback: Birding in the Bahamas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Abaco is the richest Bahamian island for specialty species—and is home to the Bahama race of the Rose-throated Parrot (Amazona leucocephala bahamensis), and the only island to see the large West Indian Red-bellied Woodpecker (Melanerpes superciliaris).
		Abaco is home to 22 of 34 Bahamian specialty birds, including all three Bahamian endemics, the Bahama Parrot and the West Indian Red-Bellied Woodpecker.
		Abaco Bahamas stands smack in the middle of both the southern and northern migration corridors
	www.abacooutback.com /birding.htm (309 words)

	About Abaco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Abaco is a group of islands where time seems to have stood still, virtually untouched by modern man. There are no crowds, high rises, or casinos to be found here.
		Abaco is comprised of one large island with a group of barrier cays (pronounced keys), occupying the second largest landmass in the Bahamas.
		To the east of Great Abaco, a chain of smaller cays are located two to six miles off the shoreline, providing a natural barrier from the Atlantic Ocean, and forming a protected body of water, known as the Sea of Abaco.
	www.mangoesabaco.com /about.html (923 words)

	Abaco Mobile - Management Team
		Abaco expanded its presence internationally in 1999 by opening offices in The Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
		Abaco's Chief Financial Officer is a graduate of Triton College and Roosevelt University, Mr.
		Abaco’s VP of Business Development, Enrique Capó holds Bachelors of Science in Computer Information Processing from Loyola University in New Orleans, LA. He began his career as a systems engineer for EDS in Houston Texas in the large financial institutions division.
	www.abacomobile.com /about/management.htm (533 words)

	Fishing in the Abaco islands - News of The Abacos - What's On - The Abaco Islands Entertainment and Recreation Newspaper
		Abaco is known to have some of the best fishing in the Bahamas, on par with Bimini.
		Ask any visiting fisherman who frequents Abaco where his favorite fishing spot is and chances are the angler will reply, "I have a secret spot." These secret spots supposedly allow these anglers who fish the tournaments in Abaco to catch the "big one", and the secret spot is never divulged to anyone.
		Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour will be having an additional billfish tournament this year for the first time.
	www.go-abacos.com /news/whatson/whatson_fishing.html (1265 words)

	Abaco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Abaco islands lie in the northern Bahamas and comprise the main islands of Great Abaco and Little Abaco, together with the smaller Wood Cay, Green Turtle Cay, Great Guana Cay, Gorda Cay, Elbow Cay, Man-o-War Cay, Stranger's Cay, Umbrella Cay, Walker's Cay and Mores Island.
		The first European settlers were Loyalists fleeing the American Revolution, who arrived in 1783, as was also the case at Cat Island.
		Abaco would end as a utopia for businessmen fearing socialism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Abaco (370 words)

	Feature stories about Abaco, Bahamas - Abaco Life, an island magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Millions of fish and other marine creatures, however, live in hundreds of additional square miles under Abaco's waters; in the open ocean, on the reefs, in the Sea of Abaco that separates the mainland from the cays and on the vast limestone and mud shallows known as "the marls" that lie to the west.
		Abaco's two largest marina resorts, Abaco Beach Resort at Boat Harbour in Marsh Harbour and Treasure Cay Hotel Resort and Marina will sponsor most of them, with the Green Turtle Club on Green Turtle Cay as the site of one popular annual invitational.
		Smaller fish and other marine life also live in the harbours and under the docks of Abaco's waterfront settlements, and it is here that local kids and many visitors drop a hand line as an introduction to the intricacies and subtleties of Abaco's number-one industry and pastime.
	www.abacoinfo.com /abacolife/fishermen.htm (384 words)

	: : : : The Abaco Club : : : : (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The spectacular layout, nestled in a Garden of Eden setting called Winding Bay, is the centerpiece of a $250 million (U.S.) resort being built by British tycoon Peter de Savary on Great Abaco Island, the biggest of a chain of Bahamian islands known as the Abacos.
		The Abaco Club is built around 7,183 yards of the most glorious real estate in the Caribbean.
		Okay, with the 17th out of the way, and with your heart still racing, you head over to the 18th tee, where you're greeted by the sound of waves crashing against the rocky cliffs and a rolling carpet of lush landscape that stretches from tee to green.
	www.theabacoclub.com /newpages/news_STAR.html (933 words)

	Abaco Bahamas
		The eastern boundary of Elbow Cay is the Atlantic Ocean.
		Abaco is located on the Northern most part of The Bahamas and is the country’s second largest island.
		Abaco with its numerous offshore cays and reef protected waters, once served as a safe harbor for British loyalists during the American Revolution.
	www.bahamasgateway.com /abaco.htm (676 words)

	Abaco Bahamas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Abaco Island has naturally protected waters and dozens of offshore cays covering over 130 square miles of aquamarine water.
		The Abacos are a pleasure to yachtsmen and fishing enthusiasts.
		Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour is a consistent favorite hotel destination in the Bahamas Out Islands.
	www.thebahamasguide.com /islands/abaco/default.htm (537 words)

	Introduction to Abaco, Bahamas - Abaco Life, an island magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Abaco, an island archipelago in the Northeast Bahamas 180 miles from South Florida, retains strong maritime connections.
		Abaco’s thriving tourism and real estate economy is based on sustainable reefs, broad empty beaches, fishing grounds and myriad other gifts from Mother Nature.
		The 350-acre, boot-shaped island is totally within the confines of the Sea of Abaco, the four-to-five-mile wide sound which separates most of the outer cays from mainland Abaco.
	www.abacolife.com /intro.html (2210 words)

	Wild Horses of Abaco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Covered from head to toe in loose-fitting cotton clothing to protect her fair complexion from the sun, briars, insects and other perils of her island world in The Bahamas, Mimi Rehor is the primary and largely self-appointed protector of a band of stocky, skittish wild horses.
		Lumbering operations were abandoned in Abaco by the 1940s, and questioning Abaco's old timers, Mimi says, has resulted only in the assurance that "those horses have been there forever." Forever, Mimi suspects, is longer ago than the 40s.
		She believes the logging theory to be the least likely, as it would be unusual for stallions to have been used as draft horses, and leaving animals with a significant monetary value would have been uncharacteristic of industry, at least in that day and age.
	www.equisearch.com /breeds/abaco021503/index.html (1505 words)

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		Located 200 miles east of Fort Lauderdale and 75 miles north of Nassau, Abaco has nearly 649 square miles of landmass and is the second largest island in the Bahamas.
		The influence of the Loyalists â“ Americans who remained loyal to the British Crown â“ is still strong in the Abacos today.
		Abaco boasts one of the largest barrier reefs in the world, fantastic diving and fishing grounds, beaches, bird life and even
	www.coldwellbankerbahamas.com /Pages/Abacos.aspx (289 words)

	History and Geography of the Bahamas
		You might think that Bahamas history has nothing to do with your present Abaco cruise, but certainly an understanding of the history of this colorful land will help you understand how the islands came to be the way they are.
		The citizens of Abaco petitioned the Queen to continue their existing relationship as a Crown Colony, but their request was denied.
		The Abacos were generally overlooked during this plantation type of development, probably because the small plots of soil, although fertile, were not well suited to large scale farming.
	www.abacoguide.net /his&geo.htm (6269 words)

	Abaco Production Music Library - World Class Composers
		All ABACO selections are created by the finest composers, richly orchestrated, and then performed by top-flight session players in state-of-the-art studios.
		Damon fervently writes music for ABACO, which has just released a double CD entitled "Movie Clips" featuring Damon's film scoring talents in which he used orchestral players from the world renowned Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the Ukrainian National Symphony Orchestra.
		The production he contributed for the Abaco Music Library: AB-CD 138 "Eclectic Images" is a breath of fresh air and a tribute to Michel's fertile musical imagination and superior arranging and performing virtuosity.
	www.abacomusic.com /frontdoor/world_class_composers.cfm (2726 words)

	ABACO JOURNAL
		Abaco parrots are often encountered near the highway between Crossing Rocks and the Hole in the Wall junction.
		Although it's head is white, the Abaco parrot is mostly emerald green with a flash of red on the throat and blue flight feathers.
		The Abaco parrot is identical to the Inagua parrot in all respects except for its habit of nesting in rock crevices on the ground.
	abacotoday.com /Journal/jan97.html (5558 words)

	Abaco Neem Farm, Abaco, Bahamas
		Abaco Neem is committed to providing its clients with chemical-free products — made from the leaves and oil of the medicinal neem tree, organically grown without the aid of pesticides in idyllic Abaco — that contribute to a healthy lifestyle.
		For centuries the neem tree, a relative of the mighty mahogany, was dubbed "The Village Pharmacy" in its native India, because of the many medicinal and hygienic uses derived from its antiviral and antibacterial, wholesome (no side effects!) potency.
		Nick Miaoulis, a native Bahamian who founded and is the proprietor of Abaco Neem, was introduced to neem by Mr.
	www.abaconeem.com /index.html (200 words)

	Welcome to Abaco and Sandra Evans Real Estate Sales
		There are many options available such as half acre and one acre beachfront building sites, beachfront condominiums, planned communities with beach club access and beautiful waterfront homes.
		In addition, on both the "mainland" and the out cays, most properties which front the Sea of Abaco have private docks.
		Abaco is heavily treed, has abundant ground water and excellent roads and utility delivery.
	www.abacorealtor.com /info.html (492 words)

	Abaco Mobile Products
		Abaco offers a suite of mobile products that leverage companies' existing web-based infrastructures to empower their mobile users with mission critical information at the point of activity.
		Abaco addresses today's connectivity challenges for the mobile enterprise with solutions for disconnected, occasionally connected and connected environments.
		By creating architectures based on open standards, Abaco protects companies' initial investments in application development and deployment without comprising future technology advancement opportunities.
	www.abacomobile.com /products/mobile.html (68 words)

	Spike on Travel: Abaco Club on Winding Bay an ultimate Bahamian hideaway
		The Abaco Club is a true seaside course as 14 holes play along the sand dunes and bluffs of Winding Bay.
		And with a membership fee of $65,000, the Abaco Club is considerably less than most high-end South Florida courses less than an hour's flight away from the club's private airport.
		On the subject of greens, the sand found on most of the holes at the Abaco Club conformed to U.S. Golf Association recommendations in their native state, meaning little sane had to be brought in from the outside, a rarity for courses in the Bahamas and Caribbean.
	www.pga.com /news/travel/international/abaco_club062105.cfm (587 words)

	Advice for Novice Boaters on Abaco in the Bahamas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The “Hub” area of Abaco is perhaps one of the most delightful cruising grounds in the tropical Atlantic.
		The “Hub” of Abaco is generally defined as the Sea of Abaco and adjacent waters southeast of the bar that runs from Treasure Cay to Whale Cay, and north from Little Harbour.
		Abaco is full of coral heads, shoals, and sandbars, and the skipper has to keep an eye out for these hazards.
	abacotoday.com /DrRalph/index.htm (4615 words)

	Abaco
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