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	Belize Encyclopedia
		Belize, formerly known as British Honduras, is a small nation on the eastern coast of Central America on the Caribbean Sea bordered by Mexico to the northwest and Guatemala to the west and south.
		Belize is a parliamentary democracy and a member of the Commonwealth of Nations.
		Belize is located between the Hondo and Sarstoon Rivers, with the Belize River flowing down in the centre of the country.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /topic/Belize.html (2563 words)

	Premdas: Belize - Identity and Ethnicity in a Multi-Ethnic State
		Belize, a multi-ethnic state with eight ethno-cultural communities, was more ethnically diverse than all of the Caribbean countries including Guyana, Trinidad and Suriname, and had a special appeal to me since it seemed to have been able to contain the rival claims of ethnic communities so as to produce a harmonious whole.
		Belize was the only English-speaking country in Central America, due to the fact that it was a British colony and has consequently inherited a large number of British institutions.
		Politically, Belize is a parliamentary democracy in which regular elections have held without interruption since it received self-government from Britain and is marked by a free mass media in newspapers, radio, and television exercised openly by citizens without fear.
	www.cavehill.uwi.edu /bnccde/belize/conference/papers/premdas.html (22438 words)

	Shipyard, Belize - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shipyard is a village in the Orange Walk District of Belize.
		In the 2000 census, Shipyard had a population of 2,385 people.
		Although Belize is officially an Enlgish-speaking country, most residents of Shipyard speak Low German.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shipyard,_Belize (70 words)

	DaSilva Dive Tours - Caribbean - Belize (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Belize is one of the most easily accessible of all tropical locations by geography and entry requirements.
		Belize is English speaking thus making it easier for you to get around by yourself, within a group or if you have special needs that need to be addressed.
		Belize is also the ideal place for those needing a summer break, which although tropical, may provide cooler temperatures than home.
	dasilvadive-tours.com /destinations/caribbean/belize/belize_general.htm (4086 words)

	Destination Belize
		Belize can be a difficult place to travel - there are only two paved roads in the whole country, prices are high for this part of the world and hotels are few and far between.
		Belize is a Lilliputian country located in the southeast of the Yucatán Peninsula, on the Caribbean coast of the Central American isthmus.
		Belize is hot and humid year round, but respite from the weather can be found in the cooler mountains or from the tropical breezes which waft over the cayes.
	www.gypsylounge.com /x/cam/history_lesson/belize.htm (2748 words)

	Website of the Belize Tourism Board
		Belize is a country of various cultures, languages, and ethnic groups.
		November 19th is a national holiday in Belize to commemorate the arrival of the Garifuna to Belize.
		Belize was the home of the earliest Maya settlements as proven by glyph translations and diggings.
	www.travelbelize.org /cult.html (985 words)

	Belize Quick Takes 2
		Although, the Belize Zoo was originally founded as a retirement home for old natural history "movie stars", the Zoo has become a refuge and rehabilitation center for injured wildlife, as well as a home for abused and abandoned "pets".
		Because there is an abundance of wildlife in Belize, it is very easy for people to acquire birds and animals which they attempt to domesticate for their own personal pleasure.
		Belize is blessed with an outstanding archaeological heritage of Maya temples and palaces.
	www.belizenet.com /belizefacts2.html (2448 words)

	BELIZE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		In 1871, when the British officially declared Belize to be the colony of British Honduras, the Superintendent was replaced by a Lieutenant Governor under the Governor of Jamaica; and the elected Legislative Assembly replaced by a nominated Legislative Counsel.
		Belize is located on the Eastern of Caribbean coast of Central America, bounded on the north and part of the west by Mexico and on the South and the remainder of the west by Guatemala.
		Belize is in a hurricane belt; there have been three serious hurricanes in the past 60 years.
	schoolweb.missouri.edu /ashland.k12.mo.us/ashley/prac3.htm (1497 words)

	Info and facts on 'Geography of Belize' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Belize's total size is 22,960km,² of which 22,800 km² is land and 160km² is water; this makes the country
		Belize is the only English-speaking (additional info and facts about English-speaking) country in Central America and the only one without a Pacific (The largest ocean in the world) coastline.
		Belize's lowest elevation (Distance of something above a reference point (such as sea level)) is at sea level (Level of the ocean's surface (especially that halfway between mean high and low tide); used as a standard in reckoning land elevation or sea depth).
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/G/Ge/Geography_of_Belize.htm (584 words)

	Caribbean Cruise - Belize City
		Belize has been attracting steadily increasing numbers of U.S. visitors as it has become better known as a reasonably priced destination offering some of the best diving in the Caribbean.
		Diving is Belize's main claim to fame due to an almost unbroken line of reefs and cayes extending for 150 miles along its coast that make up the longest reef system in the western hemisphere (and the second longest in the world).
		Belize City is made up of many wooden buildings and exudes some colonial charm, but the downtown area also has many seedy neighborhoods, and tourists should beware of walking around the city after dark.
	www.cruisecritic.com /ports/newport.cfm?ID=107 (1583 words)

	Belize05 Main (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Almost three quarters of Belize is still covered by broad-leaf forests, which are teeming with wildlife.
		Belize is also home to many important Mayan sites, some of which are still undergoing extensive excavations.
		Most of this archaeological site, the largest in Belize, is still to be excavated, but it was clearly one of the great cities of the Mayan world.
	www.travelearn.com /belize05_main.htm (1644 words)

	Maya Archaeological Sites of Belize, Belize History
		It is generally thought that the population of what is now Belize was considerably greater during the Classic Maya Period than it is today; the plethora of Maya sites in the country today is testimony to this.
		Belize clearly lay in the Maya heartland: not only are some of the earliest sites, like that of Cuello in Orange Walk, found in the country, but the recent discovery of glyphs at Caracol, Cayo District, apparently portraying a military victory over Tikal suggests that some of the Belizean centres were supreme in the region.
		As a result, wildlife is already on the increase in 1986 it was estimated that at least three families of howler monkeys were residing in the central portio of the reserve alone.
	ambergriscaye.com /pages/mayan/mayasites.html (19543 words)

	Star Clipper Cruise Review
		From the Yucatan Peninsula to Belize, Guatemala and Honduras,
		Belize is also the only English speaking country in all of Central America, and this is always a plus with tourists from the United States.
		Belize boasts 3 of the four atolls in the western hemisphere and Turneffe Atoll is one of them.
	www.cruisereviews.com /StarClippers/StarClipper1.htm (19856 words)

	Belize Culture \| belize-guide.info
		The Kekchi are the most isolated and self-reliant group in Belize, with their villages located in low-lying areas along rivers and streams throughout Toledo.
		Creoles are another major ethnic group in Belize, making up about 30 percent of the Belizean population as of the year 2001.
		The Garifuna people make up about 6.6 percent of Belize's overall population, and their culture is a mixture of heritages from African slaves, Arawak, and Carib Indians.
	belize-guide.info /past.and.present/culture (737 words)

	Expathaven - Belize Information Guide & Facts
		The cayes (pronounced keys), the offshore atolls, and the barrier reef are on of the main attraction to Belize.
		In Southern Belize, the Kekchi and Mopan Maya sought refuge in the hills of the Maya Mountains.
		But a destructive 1931 hurricane destroyed Belize City and by the 1930's, the economy was so poor that the residents began to call for independence.
	www.expathaven.com /EN/regions/latin_america_and_caribbean/caribbean/belize (2061 words)

	The Belize Virtual Guide - Blue Creek - Districts Tour
		The Mennonites residing in Blue Creek, as opposed to those in Shipyard, are the community that have chosen to use modern equipment.
		This time their destination was Belize, which at that time was known as British Honduras.
		The Mennonite farms produce much of the fruits, vegetables, milk and cheese in the country and they are well known for their furniture.
	www.travelbelize.org /german/html/guide/di/di04.html (536 words)

	Real Estate Belize
		+/- 17,000 acres Boasting approximately 10 miles of frontage along the New River and New River Lagoon this property is near the Mennonite Community of Shipyard to the North and the famous Maya ruins of Lamanai to the South.
		This area of Belize is teeming with flora and fauna.
		The Lamanai river trip is one of the most popular tours in Belize and it is not unusual to spot a gentle manatee feeding on your way to visit the ruins.
	www.realestate-belize.com /rrealty/orange_walk.html (160 words)

	AFROMESTIZO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Belize is also the most ethnically and racially diverse of the seven Central American republics, with perhaps only Panama coming close to the kind of mix of peoples that one can find in Belize.
		Belize City, along the coast and inland waterways and in the many small rural towns and villages of the country.
		Belize Labor Party, among some of his more radical proposals was the forced expulsion of all Europeans from the colony, and the admission of Belize as a state of the USA.
	www.bjmjr.com /afromestizo/belize.htm (6553 words)

	Driving in Belize: Road Update
		In early 2007, the Belize government said it would upgrade and pave part of this road, from near Orange Walk to San Estevan and then to Progresso, and some work currently (March 2007) is actually underway.
		The road from Central Farm to Spanish Lookout is unpaved and requires crossing the Belize River on a hand-pulled ferry.
		Belize drivers are often not well trained, and driving after drinking is unfortunately common.
	www.belizefirst.com /bfroads.html (3291 words)

	Offshore Company Formation, Belize Offshore Companies, Belize IBC - International Corporate Services
		In the event that a pleasure craft is under repair/laid up at a shipyard or marina then, upon presentation to us of a written confirmation to this effect from a local authority, it will be entitled to a grace period of 2 months for the re-issuance of any certificates which have expired.
		Every Belize registered ship must be in possession of a valid certificate of Minimum Safe Manning MSM which is issued by IMMARBE in accordance with the IMO regulations and specifies the minimum number and composition of the crew complement.
		The recording of the vessel's ownership title is required for the completion of the vessel's registration as well as for the recording of mortgages, liens or encumbrances upon the vessel.
	www.offshorebelize.com /belize_ship_registration.html (1772 words)

	Kulturen in Belize - Offizielle Website Belize Tourism Board
		Belize ist ein Land unterschiedlicher Kulturen, Sprachen und ethnischer Gruppen.
		Jahrhunderts nach Belize auf der Flucht vor Versklavung durch deutsche Kaffeebarone in Verapaz.
		Möbel aus Mennonitenwerkstätten sind ebenfalls ein Begriff in Belize.
	www.travelbelize.org /german/html/cult.html (959 words)

	Belize North Real Estate
		Belize is on the Caribbean coast, nestled between Mexico and Guatemala and offers an intriguing mix of tropical forests rich with wildlife, majestic 3,675 foot mountains, mysterious Maya temples, and diving and fishing experiences beyond compare.In a single day you can go from tropical forest to the longest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere.
		In Southern Belize, the Kekchi and Mopan Maya sought refuge in the hills of the Maya Mountains.
		The southern part of Belize, with its watershed to the southeast from the Maya Mountains, consists of short rivers that rush through slopes combed with overhanging ledges and caves.
	www.belizenorthrealestate.bz /about.htm (2617 words)

	You Better Belize It! - Orange Walk!
		The Tower Hill factory processes the sugar cane which is produced in Orange Walk as well as in neighboring Corozal.
		Although Orange Walk is mostly Spanish speaking, it is home to a number of Mennonite villages such as Blue Creek and Shipyard.
		Built in the heart of a Maya Plaza and surrounded by more than 229,000 acres of pristine tropical forest in Northeastern Belize, Chan Chich Lodge is home to a vast abundance of wildlife, numerous forest habitats and extensive Maya history.
	www.belizeit.com /ow.htm (226 words)

	Belize Report: Belize Lodging; Lamanai Outpost Lodge, Orange Walk District
		One of the best birding locations in Belize, the lodge is in the midst of five distinct habitats which are home to over 300 species.
		This recommended method includes transfers from Belize City, which can be arranged with the lodge, beginning with a road trip to the village of Shipyard, from where you complete the journey by boat via the New River.
		Charters can be arranged, on request, from Belize City or other locations in the country, to the airstrip about a mile from the lodge.
	www.belizereport.com /lodging/lamanai (885 words)

	Discover Central America
		An English-speaking paradise nestled between Mexico and Guatemala, Belize is a thoroughly stable, independent nation that's become a mecca for ecotravelers and a tourism investor's dream.
		Southern Belize, still relatively undeveloped, is home to Placencia, a small village on a peninsula with a grand 16 miles of sandy beach, coral-studded cayes, a pristine lagoon (great for kayaking!), nearby jungle rivers, rainforest, and ancient Mayan ruins.
		In southern Belize, food is served in the Garifuna style, with local spices in a base of coconut milk; the north favors corn tortillas and conch, with the spicy influence of the Maya and the Mestizo.
	www.discovercentralamerica.com /country.html?country=belize (2397 words)

	Western Caribbean - Norwegian Sun - 17 - 24 August 2002 Belize City & Lamanai
		Belize is a small country with a total land mass of 8.860 sq miles, including over 1,000 offshore islands.
		Belize boasts the oldest known Mayan site; the longest occupied site; and the largest carved jade object in all Mayandom.
		We saw the termites at work on dead wood, a dead tarantula, which had succumbed to the cannibalistic tendencies of another, heard the howler monkeys, although never saw one and I played Tarzan [or should that be Jane?] on a vine.
	www.magwa.co.uk /nsun/belize.htm (1259 words)

	Yacht Charter Caribbean Sea \| Belize \| Yacht Charter Guide
		The Sunreef Yachts shipyard is known for the building of luxury boats.
		This year discover the pristine turquoise and blue waters of Belize on Catamaran Nepenthe as we sail daily to...
		Specialising in crewed and bareboat yacht charters in the Virgin Islands, Grenadines, and Belize.
	www.yachtcharterguide.com /find.asp?area=181 (411 words)

	Corozal in Belize and Boquete in Panama
		Belize is in the hurricane belt, with the greatest risk in September and October.
		English is the official language of Belize, and you can easily get by with English alone in Corozal Town, although many residents of the district speak Spanish as a first language and some speak only Spanish.
		The appeal of Corozal is clear: Corozaleños are friendly, the crime rate is lower than in some other areas of Belize, though there has been an increase in crime of late, and the climate is sunny with less rain than almost anywhere else in Belize, around 50 inches a year, about the same as Atlanta.
	www.escapeartist.com /OREQ13/Belize_Panama.html (2070 words)

	Deadly horse disease outbreak in Shipyard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Officials of the Belize Agricultural Health Authority (BAHA) have confirmed that the deaths of three horses in Shipyard, Orange Walk, were due to an outbreak of the Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis (VEE) disease, a disease that has caused some deaths in humans, though in extremely rare instances.
		In 1996, five cases were reported in Orange Walk, Belize; and in October 2003, both the Cayo and Orange Walk Districts reported that horses were affected with VEE.
		According to Gongora, 8 farms from the Shipyard area reported that their horses were affected.
	www.amandala.com.bz /is36/print342.html (722 words)

	Leap Foundation Recent Mission Trips
		LEAP has been providing craniofacial surgeries to the children of Belize since 1996 and several years ago added the eye team of Dr. Grant Gilliland specializing in eyelid and orbital deformities as well as strabismus (crossed eyes).
		Shipyard is one of the poorest Mennonite camps.
		This quite, soft spoken lady asked if there was anyway that we could fit her in as she was a community worker in Shipyard and could not see well enough to do her job.
	www.leap-foundation.org /mission.html (1177 words)

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