Saba

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Saba is a small Caribbean island that was once a Dutch West India Company colony and is now a special municipality of the Netherlands known for its rugged volcanic terrain and marine biodiversity.

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Surface form Occurrences
Maurícia 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf island
public body of the Netherlands
special municipality
administrativeDivisionOf Netherlands
surface form: European Netherlands (as special municipality)
callingCode +599
capital The Bottom
changeOfStatusDate 10 October 2010
climate tropical
country Netherlands
currency US dollar
surface form: United States dollar
drivingSide right
formerColonyOf Dutch West India Company
Netherlands
formerPoliticalStatus part of Netherlands Antilles
governingBody Island Council of Saba
hasAirport Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport
headOfGovernmentTitle Island Governor
highestPoint Mount Scenery
historicalEra Dutch colonial period
ISOCode Caribbean Netherlands
surface form: BQ1 (context: Caribbean Netherlands)
knownFor Saba Marine Park
marine biodiversity
rugged volcanic terrain
scuba diving
largestSettlement The Bottom
legalSystem Dutch law
locatedIn Caribbean Sea
Leeward Islands
Lesser Antilles
marineEcosystemType coral reefs
seagrass beds
mountainType stratovolcano
nickname The Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean
officialLanguage Dutch
English
partOf Caribbean Netherlands
Kingdom of the Netherlands
postalCodeSystem Netherlands postal code system
protectedArea Saba Marine Park
surface form: Saba National Marine Park
regionalOrganization Caribbean Community associate member (via Kingdom of the Netherlands)
religionMajority Christianity
sovereignState Kingdom of the Netherlands
timeZone Atlantic Standard Time
tourismActivity eco-tourism
hiking
transportMode ferry connections to nearby islands
usesElectricalStandard 120V 60Hz (North American standard, common)
volcanicOrigin true

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