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The Federal Dependencies of Venezuela

Discover tiny islands in the Caribbean Sea that are part of Venezuela, with amazing nature and few people!

Images

Os mares de Cayo de Agua / The seas at Cayo de Agua

Os mares de Cayo de Agua / The seas at Cayo de Agua

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Federal Dependencies in Venezuela (special marker)
Venezuela on the globe (Federal Dependencies of Venezuela special) (Americas centered)
Madrisqui
Federal Dependencies of Venezuela in North America (-mini map -rivers)
Federal Dependencies of Venezuela in North America
Tartaruga verde bebê 1 / Baby green turtle 1
Federal Dependencies in Venezuela
Federal dependencies of Venezuela's Flag
Federal Dependencies in Venezuela (special marker) (+claimed)
Pelicanos em Dos Mosquises / Pelicans at Dos Mosquises
Federal Dependencies of Venezuela, Venezuela - panoramio

Key Facts

Location
Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Venezuela.
Population
About 2,155 permanent residents.
Area
342 square kilometers (about the size of 65 soccer fields).
Main Activity
Fishing.

Tiny Islands in a Big Blue Sea!

Imagine lots of little islands floating in the warm Caribbean Sea. That's where the Federal Dependencies of Venezuela are! They are like scattered jewels in the water, far away from the big country of Venezuela.

These islands are mostly small and covered in green plants. The weather is usually sunny and warm, perfect for swimming and playing on the beach. It's a beautiful place with lots of blue water all around.

Who Lives on These Islands?

Not many people call these islands home! It's like having a very small class at school. Only about 2,155 people live there all year round. Sometimes, people from other islands visit to catch fish, like going on a special fishing trip. Because the islands are far apart, the people who live there are very special and know each other well. It’s a quiet life, surrounded by the ocean.

What Do People Do There?

The main thing people do on these islands is fish! They catch yummy fish from the ocean to eat and sometimes to share. It's like being a super fisher kid every day. Because there aren't many people, there aren't big stores or busy cities. Life is simple and peaceful, with the ocean as their backyard. They also take care of their beautiful island homes.

Who's in Charge?

Even though the islands are far away, they are still part of Venezuela. The main government in the big country of Venezuela helps make decisions for the islands. But, the people who live on each island are also important. They help make sure everything runs smoothly in their own little communities. It's like having a principal at a big school, but also teachers who help in each classroom.

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