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Anguilla

Americas · Caribbean

Capital
The Valley
Population
15.1K
Area
91 km²
Region
Caribbean
Languages
English
Currency
Eastern Caribbean dollar ($)

Location on the World Map

Anguilla
Americas · Caribbean
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ContinentAmericas · Caribbean
Neighbouring countriesNo land borders — Anguilla is an island or isolated territory.

Famous Personality

Bankie Banx

musician

He is Anguilla's best-known reggae artist and a major cultural ambassador for the island.

Local Delicacy

Crayfish

Fresh Caribbean spiny lobster is one of Anguilla's signature seafood specialties.

National Symbols

National animalGreen sea turtle
National birdZenaida dove

Famous Landmark & Geography

Shoal Bay, a famous landmark of Anguilla

Shoal Bay

This celebrated white-sand beach is one of Anguilla's most famous natural attractions.

Agriculture & Produce

Most grown cropMaize

Maize has traditionally been a key small-scale staple crop in Anguilla's dry farming system.

Most grown fruitMango

Mango is the island's most familiar and widely grown fruit tree in home gardens and small plots.

Major Cities

The Valley George Hill West End

Mountain Peaks (Tallest to Shortest)

1Crocus Hill73 m

Major Airports

Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport · The Valley
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Top 5 Musical Instruments (Most to Least Popular)

1
Steelpan

Steelpan is highly visible in Anguilla's carnival and broader Caribbean music culture.

2
Guitar

Guitar is widely played in Anguillan string-band, reggae, and popular music.

3
Drum kit

Drum kit anchors many live bands performing soca, reggae, and calypso on the island.

4
Bass guitar

Bass guitar is essential to the island's reggae-, soca-, and calypso-based ensembles.

5
Banjo

Banjo has long been part of Anguilla's traditional string-band sound.

Traditional Dress

Local people in the traditional dress of Anguilla

Traditional Anguillan dress (illustration)