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Exploring the Physical Geography and Culture of Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago boasts diverse physical landscapes with significant rivers like the Oratoire and Caroni in Trinidad, and fertile valleys in Tobago. The islands feature rich soil and a variety of ecosystems, including forest cover over 43% of Tobago. Governed by a parliamentary democracy, the country reflects a melting pot of cultures, with major religions including Roman Catholicism and Hinduism. The population is primarily of Indian and African descent, contributing to a vibrant social fabric. Discover the unique geography and cultural heritage of these twin islands.

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Exploring the Physical Geography and Culture of Trinidad and Tobago

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  1. Trinidad and TobagoBy: Steven Reyna

  2. Physical Geography(Trinidad) • In Trinidad there are a lot of rivers, but the most significant are the Oratoire River, its 50 kilometers-long, and extends eastward into the Atlantic Ocean, and the 40 kilometers long Caroni River going westward into the Gulf of Paria. • Also in Trinidad most of the soils are very fertile, exceot the southern part of the island.

  3. Physical Geography(Tobago) • In Tobago there deep fertile valleys running north and south. • The southern part of Tobago has a coral platform. • Although Tobago has volcanoes, there are no active volcanoes. • Forestation covers 43% of the island.

  4. Government • Trinidad and Tobago has a parliamentary democracy government. • The president of Trinidad and Tobago is elected for a 5- year renewable term.

  5. Culture • The major religion in Trinidad and Tobago are Roman Catholic 26%, Hindu 22.5%, Anglican 7.8%, Baptist7.2%, Pentecostal 6.8%, Muslim 5.8%, Other .6% • The Major ethic group are Indian 40%, African 37.5%, Mixed 20.5%, Other 1.2%.

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  7. Culture(Cont.)

  8. Sources • countrystudies.us/carribean-island/41.htm • culturecrossing.net/basic_business_student.php?id=206

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