By Anthony, Jonah, Julia, Joseph, Abigail
Location
Antigua is its own country and it’s
near the continent of South
America. Hon Baldwin Spencer is
the prime minister. Antigua is in the
North-Western Hemisphere. The
coordinates or Absolute location
would be 20 degrees north and 65
degrees west. The neighboring
countries are Venezuela, Trinidad
and Tobago.
Place
The climate of Antigua is a tropical
climate which is found in the south
Caribbean Sea. The landforms that
are found in Antigua are
mountains, hills, and coral reefs.
One of the largest mountains in
Antigua is called Mount Obama.
Most of the land in Antigua is used
for buildings, resorts, and
construction area also it is
surrounded by ocean. As of 2010’s
census there are 82,000 people
living on Antigua.
Human-Environment Interactions
The environment in Antigua is
warm year round, partly because
it’s so close to the equator. People
have adapted to the environment
by making houses accustomed to
the heat. People have also adapted
by wearing light clothes and
visiting the beach frequently.
People have modified the
environment by making a
civilization and making it a
popular tourist spot. People have
depended on Antigua by using it’s
sugar canes. People also depend
on the environment’s coral reefs to
attract tourists. The effects of
changes in the environment are
that more tourists come to Antigua.
The dry climate allows tourists to
come year-round.
Regions
Antigua is part of North
America. Antigua is it’s own
country. The people who
live on Antigua mainly
speak English. Locals may
speak some Antiguan
Creole. Others may also
speak Spanish. On Sundays
many people like to go to
the beach. The Antiguan
population for 2011 is
87,884. Some landforms are
beaches and mountains.
Antigua is an island, so it
would have beaches. I
looked up some pictures and
found lots of mountains and
hills.
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