Puerto Rico

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Puerto Rico is a Caribbean island and unincorporated U.S. territory known for its Spanish-Caribbean culture, tropical climate, and status as a popular tourist destination.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Caribbean island
archipelago
overseas territory
unincorporated territory of the United States
acquiredByUnitedStates Spanish–American War
borderedByBodyOfWater Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
callingCode +1 787
+1 939
capital San Juan
climate tropical climate
contains Culebra
Culebra
surface form: Culebrita

Desecheo Island
Isla de Vieques
Mona Island
continent North America
currency US dollar
surface form: United States dollar
demonym Puerto Rican
drivesOn right
ethnicGroup Puerto Rico self-linksurface differs
surface form: Puerto Ricans
executiveLeaderTitle Governor of Puerto Rico
formerColonialPower Spain
governmentType unincorporated organized territory with commonwealth status
hasStatus organized territory
unincorporated territory
hasUNStatus non-self-governing territory listed by the United Nations
highestCourt Supreme Court of Puerto Rico
internetTLD .pr
iso3166Code PR
judicialBody Supreme Court of Puerto Rico
knownFor Spanish-Caribbean culture
beaches
rainforests
tourism
languageFamily Romance languages
largestCity San Juan
legislature Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico
locatedIn Caribbean
surface form: Caribbean Sea

Greater Antilles
Caribbean
surface form: West Indies
lowerHouse Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico
surface form: House of Representatives of Puerto Rico
majorReligion Christianity
Roman Catholicism
nationalAnthem La Borinqueña
nationalSymbol Puerto Rican flag
officialLanguage English
Spanish
officialName Puerto Rico self-linksurface differs
surface form: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico self-linksurface differs
surface form: Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico
officialWebsite https://www.pr.gov
populationEstimateYear 2020
postalAbbreviation PR
regionalLanguage Puerto Rican Spanish
shortName PR
sovereignState United States of America
sportsPopularity baseball
basketball
boxing
timeZone Atlantic Time Zone
surface form: Atlantic Standard Time
treaty Treaty of Paris (1898)
upperHouse Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico
surface form: Senate of Puerto Rico
usesElectricityStandard 120 V, 60 Hz
utcOffset UTC−4

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United States territories hasPart Puerto Rico
United States territories historicallyIncluded Puerto Rico
this entity surface form: Puerto Rico Territory (before commonwealth status)
Cora countryOfCitizenship Puerto Rico
subject surface form: Alex Cora
San Juan Bay country Puerto Rico
Chávez usedInCountry Puerto Rico
Culebrita country Puerto Rico
Culebrita governedBy Puerto Rico
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Culebrita country Puerto Rico
subject surface form: Culebrita Lighthouse
Cayo Norte country Puerto Rico
Cayo Norte partOf Puerto Rico
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Cayo Luis Peña country Puerto Rico
Cayo Luis Peña administrativeTerritory Puerto Rico
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Three Kings Day celebratedIn Puerto Rico
José countryOfCitizenship Puerto Rico
subject surface form: José Alexander Cora
Cayo Ballena country Puerto Rico
Cayo Ballena belongsTo Puerto Rico
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Cayo Botella country Puerto Rico
Cayo Botella isPartOf Puerto Rico
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Cayo Tiburón country Puerto Rico
Cayo Tiburón partOf Puerto Rico
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Ozuna countryOfCitizenship Puerto Rico
April Fools' Day observedIn Puerto Rico
ATSC usedInRegion Puerto Rico
Cayo Lobo country Puerto Rico
Cayo Lobo belongsTo Puerto Rico
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Ashford Avenue locatedIn Puerto Rico
Rafael Carmoega workLocation Puerto Rico
Rafael Carmoega placeOfActivity Puerto Rico
Ramón García country Puerto Rico
subject surface form: Puerto Rico Capitol building
Fernández usedInCountry Puerto Rico
Pedro de Castro workLocation Puerto Rico
March of Dimes operatesIn Puerto Rico
Malecón de Esperanza locatedIn Puerto Rico
VQS locatedIn Puerto Rico
TJVQ country Puerto Rico
TJVQ servesRegion Puerto Rico