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	The Bahamas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An archipelago of 700 islands and cays (which are small islands), the Bahamas is located in the Atlantic Ocean, east of Florida in the United States, north of Cuba and the Caribbean, and northwest of the British dependency of the Turks and Caicos Islands.
		The island of Abaco is to its east.
		The climate of the Bahamas is subtropical to tropical, and is moderated significantly by the waters of the Gulf Stream, particularly in winter.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bahama_Islands (1853 words)

	Bahama Islands - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Bahama Islands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The British established a permanent settlement in 1656, and in 1670 the Bahamas were given to the duke of Albemarle as a proprietary colony.
		The islands were a pirate area in the early 18th century and reverted to the British crown in 1717 (although they were disputed by the Carolina colony until 1787).
		The Bahamas are an independent sovereign nation within the Commonwealth, with the British monarch as head of state and represented by an appointed, resident governor general.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Bahama+Islands (568 words)

	The Bahama Islands
		Politically the Bahamas are a British Colony, being governed by a Governor and an Executive Council of eight members, a Legislative Council of nine members appointed by the Crown, and an elective legislative assembly of twenty-nine members.
		The islands are of coral formation, thus differing completely in their geological structure from the other West India Islands as well as from the adjacent mainland of Florida.
		Turks and Caicos Islands, situated to the north of Haiti, belonging geographically to the Bahama group, were separated from the other Bahamas in 1848, and made a political dependency of Jamaica.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/b/bahama_islands.html (1422 words)

	Photo Albums Bahama Islands Resource, News And Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
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		Virtual vacations east of grand bahama are the islands known as the abacos.
	www.frames-for-less.com /photo-albums-bahama-islands.html (965 words)

	Bahama Islands, Bahama Island, Bahamas Island, Nassau, Freeport
		The Bahama Islands consist of over 700 islands and cays, most of which are uninhabited, covering over 100,000 square miles of the Atlantic Ocean between South Florida and Hispaniola.
		In the 10th century, Lucayan Indians (a branch of the Arawaks) settled in the islands of the Bahamas.
		The Bahamas Islands are populated by an international mix as well as true Bahamians.
	www.the-bahama-islands.com (805 words)

	Bahama Vacation: Oceanfront rental, island of Eleuthera
		The Bahamas has a wide variety of entertainment and relaxation to explore.If you're into gambling, parties, live shows, and neon, visit Nassau or Freeport.
		Nevermore than a mile from some ocean (the island is 100 miles long and averages 2 miles wide) you can rent a private car at the airport (sorry, they don't have Avis or Hertz here), and drive to your reserved room, home, or villa.
		Island prices are naturally higher than in the states for many items because of the import duties and scarcity.
	www.bahama-vacation.com (1434 words)

	US Airways Vacations \| Destinations : Caribbean - Bahama Islands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		These islands are jewels strewn through the ocean enticing us with sparkling turquoise blue waters, a reef beyond your imagination offering unbeatable diving, and local favorites that you'll crave like curried conch.
		At the junction of the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea lie the Islands of the Bahamas.
		The Bahamas are attractive to eco-tourists due to the fact that they make true efforts to protect their natural resources like bird sanctuaries and wilderness.
	www.usairwaysvacations.com /destinations/caribbean/bahama_islands (292 words)

	Islands of The Bahamas Vacation Guide and Business Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Bahamas has a sub-tropical climate, friendly people and – according to astronauts – the clearest waters in the Caribbean region.
		The sportfishing capital is Bimini, just 50 miles off the coast of South Florida; and Grand Bahama Island is the country’s centre of eco-tourism, offering nature tours, kayaking, horseback riding, national parks and botanical gardens.
		BAHAMAS HANDBOOK, DUPUCH PUBLICATIONS, the 'D' Device, and CARIBBEAN.COM are Registered Trademarks of Etienne Dupuch Jr.
	www.bahamasnet.com (250 words)

	DiveTravel.com / Bahama Islands Diving Tours, Bahama Scuba Tours, Bahama Dive Adventures
		The islands and their towns have unique characteristics and are divided into three distinct groups; New Providence Island, Grand Bahama Island and the Family Islands.
		Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas is located on New Providence island along with the famous beach resorts of Cable Beach and Paradise Island.
		In addition, many of the resorts on the Family Islands offer their own charter service from the U.S. Documents and Customs Regulations: A passport is preferred but U.S. and Canadian citizens may use a certified, original birth certificate (with a raised seal), and a driver’s license (photo ID).
	www.divetravel.com /destinations/bahamas.asp (868 words)

	Grand Bahama Island, Freeport, Lucaya, The Bahamas Travel, Hotel, Reastaurant and Activities Vacation Guide - Caribe ...
		The island is approximately 96 miles in length and 17 miles at its widest point and is the fourth largest island in the Bahama Islands archipelago.
		The northern and eastern coast of Grand Bahama Island is the most exposed to the Atlantic Ocean and the body of water immediately north of the island is known as the Little Bahama Bank.
		Remember, Grand Bahama Island is actually further north than Miami, thus during the winter months of January and February the air temperature can be pleasant in the mid-70s but the water temperature (both the ocean and the pools at the resorts) can be quite cool.
	www.cariberesource.com /bahamas/grandbahama.html (3205 words)

	Grand bahama Islands - Bahamas - Freeport - Lucayan
		Only a handful of the islands are inhabited full time, making a private island fantasy more accessible than you could possibly imagine.
		Each island has it's own distinctive flavor and brand of hospitality, and virtually all are blessed with miles of luxurious beaches with sands ranging from creamy white to rosy pink hues.
		Adventures of all types exist in the Bahamas, however, since it is an island nation, the greatest adventures are to be had on or under the water.
	www.grandbahamaislands.com (220 words)

	Bahamas -- Tourist Guide
		Newcomers to The Islands of The Bahamas quickly realize that they have stumbled upon not one, but many destinations.
		Between the "poles" of Grand Bahama and Great Inagua are 23 inhabited islands and thousands of unpopulated islets and cays (pronounced "keys").
		On many of the islands, tiny villages seem lifted from the Massachusetts coast and set down amongst palms and pines and iridescent sands.
	www.geographia.com /bahamas (201 words)

	Pirates of the Caribbean: Deadman's Chest (2) and (3) filming in the Bahamas!
		There were residents and visitors of Grand Bahama Island in attendance, MC's, production members from the Bond movie being shot in Nassau, Craig Woods and staff from the Bahamas Film Commission and many more good souls working toward the cause as well as the entertainment.
		Grand Bahama's very own Assistant Roving Reporter (ARR) got a scoop that the Black Pearl had to test her cannons today before moving along to the tank set and being ready for the film shooting to start on the 20th.
		The dates for actual filming to commence within the Commonwealth of the Bahamas was 31 May. They filmed on a sleepy little cay (we have been told it is Hog Cay) in Exuma which is in the southern Bahamas until approximately 8/9 June 05.
	www.the-bahama-islands.com /piratesofcaribbean.html (5195 words)

	Bahama islands
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	www.bahamas-glance.com /Bahamas-Activities/bahama-islands.html (88 words)

	Bahama Islands
		For many tourists who visit The Islands of the Bahamas it means Nassau and Freeport.
		The people of the Family Islands are well-known for their warmth and friendliness.
		Regattas and other races are held year-round on many of the islands, drawing champions from around the globe to test the fleetness of their vessels.
	www.bahamasgateway.com /bahamas_islands.htm (672 words)

	Islands.com \| Grand Bahama Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The island is a favorite with birdwatchers (18 native Bahamian species can be seen here, along with a resident flock of flamingos), kayaking is popular in the mangrove swamps and creeks along the north shore, and the scuba diving facilities are world-class.
		Grand Bahama has played host to the Bonefishing World Championships, and if your flyfishing is up to the task (the fish are skittish, requiring skillful casting), you'll love the flats off Deep Water Cay, just off the east end of the island.
		Each island is covered in overview, along with activities, accommodations, and all the other travel basics (including transportation between islands).
	www.islands.com /grandbahama (671 words)

	the Bahamas - Local Reports (Caribbean Hurricane Network)
		Grand Bahama Island was hit the hardest by Hurricane Frances three weeks ago and the international airport on the island was destroyed; 5.
		Meanwhile, The Bahamas Government is trying to come to grips with the devastation left behind by Hurricane Frances, especially on the island of Grand Bahama where hundreds were left homeless.
		Frolicking around The Bahama Islands with a beating stick packed with fierce winds and rain, Frances acted like a woman stalking a bad man. She was an unruly tourist who aggravated Bahamians by staying for a whole week, destroying things that really did not belong to her.
	www.stormcarib.com /reports/2004/bahamas.shtml (13911 words)

	Bahama Out Islands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Noted for their relaxed and casual atmosphere, and the genuine friendliness of its people, the Family Islands feature some of the world's most glamorous resorts where travelers enjoy scuba diving, golf, tennis, horseback riding, and a host of water sports from boating and deep-sea fishing.
		Settled by British Loyalists fleeing the American Revolution, Harbour Island and the Abacos island group offer the sophisticated charm and feel of an old New England fishing village with gingerbread houses, white picket fences, and even a candy-striped lighthouse in Hope Town.
		Throughout the Family Islands and at any time of year, you'll find sailing regattas, festivals, cultural shows and lots more to entertain every member of your family.
	www.whiteglovetravel.com /d/1007273_13584.htm (408 words)

	BookTheGlobe.com
		This group of 700 islands, beginning sixty miles east of the Florida coast, is dazzling in its diversity.
		Cross the bridge to Paradise Island where beaches are first-class and the resort selection is excellent -- from upscale chic on stately estate grounds, to a yoga retreat, condo facilities (great for family vacations), and large luxury properties (one with a glass tunnel for viewing marine life and a low-key water park).
		Out Island exploration is especially popular with eco-tourists in search of unspoiled island atmosphere, game fishermen seeking a record catch and all those who prefer to daydream in idyllic surroundings.
	www.rockwelltours.com /agents/page.asp?site=993895DSUS9&page=island&island=bahamas (1538 words)

	Islands of Destiny - Bahama Islands website - travel and tours of The Bahamas.
		Islands of Destiny - Bahama Islands website - travel and tours of The Bahamas.
		It’s a wonderful way to become acquainted with the The Bahama Islands whether you are enjoying a cruise vacation or just visiting for a view days.
		Islands of Destiny - The Bahamas, travel and tours of the Bahama Islands, discover the hidden beauty of these Islands of Destiny.
	www.islandsofdestiny.com (611 words)

	Bahama Islands
		An island of creeks and forests, it's the largest of The Bahamas, and a bonefishing capital.
		The yachting capital of The Bahamas, these islands are known for their beautiful beaches, coves and inlets.
		An island of wandering hills and limestone caves.
	www.paradiseyachtcharters.com /html/BahamasIslands.htm (255 words)

	Islands of Destiny - Bahama Islands website - travel and tours of The Bahamas.
		Tellis was born on New Providence Island in The Bahamas.
		He later served under the leadership of Dr. Myles Munroe——president and senior pastor of Bahamas Faith Ministries (BFM) as an associate pastor and youth director.
		This ability to fuse “natural” highlights of The Bahamas with “spiritual” insights gleaned from The Bible unfolds a divine intent that speaks to the destiny of people and nations through the Islands of The Bahamas.
	www.islandsofdestiny.com /pages.asp?pageid=5479 (629 words)

	CARIBBEAN.COM - GRAND BAHAMA, THE BAHAMAS
		Grand Bahama, and particularly Freeport, is experiencing growth in several directions with a new casino, the possibility of locating a new centre for the transmission of liquid natural gas via a pipeline to Florida, as well as ongoing additions and improvements to Freeport's container port, airport, shipyard and drydock businesses.
		As well, DEVCO, the real estate arm of the Grand Bahama Port Authority, plans to develop "high-end, large-scale, long-term, resort-based residences" on 17,000 acres of beachfront property in Grand Bahama over the next 20-25 years.
		At press time (late fall 2003), the market for second homes in The Bahamas ranged from "booming" to "stable" to "slow," depending on which of the 16 major islands and island groups one wished to buy a home or property.
	www.caribbean.com /bahamas/grand_bahama_island/second_home.html (1002 words)

	Bahamas Guide - Travel, Vacation, Business, Real Estate and Investment Guide to the Islands of the Bahamas
		TheBahamasGuide.com is your independent portal to Bahamas travel, investment and business in the Islands of the Bahamas, with restaurant reviews, hotel information, breaking news, exclusive discounts and promotions, and much, much, more...
		Blessed with the perfect location—less than 100 miles off the coast of Florida; the perfect climate—averaging a little over 75 degrees; and the perfect environment—crystal clear turquoise blue waters and pearly white sandy beaches, the Islands of the Bahamas is the perfect travel destination for your wedding, siesta, party, honeymoon, or family vacation.
		According to the Bahamas Tourism office the Islands of the Bahamas is unique with their individual character and charm--and their is some truth to this.
	www.thebahamasguide.com (524 words)

	Grand Bahama Island Travel information: Maps, Grand Bahama Vacation, hotels, resorts & more - Caribbean.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		However, there are many other places on the island that only the curious ever get to savour and appreciate.
		Golf and The Bahamas have been sporadic bedmates since near the end of the 18th century.
		Beyond the historic charm of Nassau and Paradise Island, beyond the state-of-the-art luxury and efficiency of Freeport and Lucaya, the real Bahamas is sprinkled over 100,000 square miles of the Atlantic.
	www.caribbean.com /jsp/destination.jsp?currentDestination=2 (871 words)

	A Birder's Guide to the Bahama Islands ~ Birdfinding Guides ~ Publications ~ ABA
		A Birder's Guide to the Bahamas by Tony White is the first comprehensive guide to finding birds on the islands of The Bahamas and The Turks and Caicos.
		There are three endemic species: Bahama Woodstar, Bahama Swallow, and Bahama Yellowthroat, and a host of other specialties, including such birds as West Indian Whistling-Duck, White-cheeked Pintail, Key West Quail-Dove, Great Lizard-Cuckoo, Cuban Emerald, West Indian Woodpecker, Bahama Mockingbird, Olive-capped Warbler, Stripe-headed Tanager, Greater Antillean Bullfinch, and Black-cowled Oriole.
		The parks and refuges of The Bahamas and The Turks and Caicos protect a great diversity of subtropical birds, among them the Bahama Parrot (an endemic subspecies of Cuban Parrot), and many North American wintering birds, including the endangered Kirtland's Warbler.
	www.americanbirding.org /pubs/siteguides/bahamas.html (261 words)

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		After observing the shallow sea around the islands, he said "baja mar" (shallow water or sea), and effectively named the area The Bahamas, or The Islands of the Shallow Sea.
		Since it was located close to Florida and well-travelled shipping channels, The Islands Of The Bahamas caught the attention of explorers, settlers, invaders and traders.
		These people shaped the colourful history of The Bahamas and made the country what it is today.
	www.bahamas.com /bahamas/about/general.aspx?sectionid=1597 (121 words)

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