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Encyclopedia > ABC islands

The ABC islands are Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao; the last two are in the Netherlands Antilles, all are part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.


They are north of Falcón State, Venezuela, from west to east in the order Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire.


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Maps: region (http://members.lycos.nl/basmasson/bestanden/kaarten/naa2.gif), detailed (http://members.lycos.nl/basmasson/bestanden/kaarten/abc2.jpeg)






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La Napoli di Islands: Capri (2084 words)
After the death of Tiberius the island fell into a inexorable decline, shared in the fate of Naples or the most important ruling families, was attacked by barbarians and pirates, and was repeatedly struck by earthquakes that played a major part in wiping out the traces of the island's ancient heritage.
The Lombards and Normans alternately took possession of the island, only to be followed by a succession of Aragonese and Anjous, until it finally came under control of the Spanish, who dominated the entire Neapolitan area for a considerable period of time.
Second largest town on the island, is situated on a fertile plateau at the foot of Monte Solaro.
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