Sint Eustatius

Also known as Statia, Statius, Saint Eustatius, St. Eustatius

isola caraibica e municipalità speciale d'oltremare dei Paesi Bassi

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Sint Eustatius is a small Caribbean island that belongs to the Netherlands. It's a remote territory with historical significance as a former colonial trading hub, though today it remains relatively quiet and less developed compared to other Caribbean destinations.

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Instance of: exclave
Part of: Caribbean
Named after: Saint Eustace
Country: Netherlands
Located in: Kingdom of the Netherlands
Continent: North America
Capital: Oranjestad
Official language: English language
Currency: United States dollar
Population: 3293
Area: 21
Elevation: 13
Time zone: Atlantic Time Zone
Body of water: Caribbean Sea
Highest point: The Quill
Official website: www.statiagovernment.com
Image: Lower Town Sint Eustatius.jpg
Calling code: +5993
Flag: flag of Sint Eustatius
Coat of arms: Coat of arms of Sint Eustatius

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top-level Internet domain: .bq
Commons category: Sint Eustatius
topic's main category: Category:Sint Eustatius
located in/on physical feature: Caribbean
inception: 2010-10-10
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
exclave of: Netherlands
native label: Sint Eustatius
contact page URL: www.statiagovernment.com/contact
driving side: right
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Article · Italiano

Sint Eustatius (Sant'Eustachio, detta anche Saint Eustace o Statia) è un'isola che costituisce una municipalità speciale dei Paesi Bassi (in olandese: bijzondere gemeente), situata nel Mar dei Caraibi. È situata ad est delle Isole Vergini. L'isola prende il nome da Sant'Eustachio. Assieme a Bonaire e Saba fa parte delle Isole BES (o Paesi Bassi caraibici). Sint Eustatius ha una superficie di 21 km² e, stando a stime del 2019, avrebbe una popolazione di 3.137 abitanti. Nel 2004, la popolazione era stimata essere pari a 2.498 abitanti.

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