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The Caribbean

The Caribbean. By Amir Afzal. The map of the Caribbean. Landmarks. Some of the landmarks are the Twin Peaks and the Diamond Falls set in St Lucia. There is also Mt Gimme. St Lucia. St Lucia is a small pear shaped island. The Capital city is Castries.

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The Caribbean

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  1. The Caribbean By Amir Afzal

  2. The map of the Caribbean

  3. Landmarks • Some of the landmarks are the Twin Peaks and the Diamond Falls set in St Lucia. • There is also Mt Gimme.

  4. St Lucia • St Lucia is a small pear shaped island. • The Capital city is Castries. • Castries is the biggest city on the island.

  5. Religion • Most people are Roman Catholic(79%). • The rest are either Muslims and Christians.

  6. People • Roughly half the people live in towns and half live in villages. • One third of the people live in Castries.

  7. Brian Lara • Brian Lara is a famous cricketer from the Caribbean. • He played his international career with West Indies • His full name is Brian Charles Lara and he was born on the 2/5/69. • His nickname was The Prince of Port-of-Spain.

  8. Clive Lloyd • Clive Lloyd also was a West Indies cricket player. • His full name was Clive Hubert Lloyd and he was born on the 31/8/44. • He was born in British Guiana (now Guyana).

  9. Mary Seacole • Mary Seacole was a nurse and a healer. • She was born in Jamaica more than 200 years ago, in 1805. • Mary lived a long and wondrous life.

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