Guiana Island
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Location | Caribbean Sea | ||||||
Coordinates | 17°07′21″N 61°43′47″W / 17.12250°N 61.72972°WCoordinates: 17°07′21″N 61°43′47″W / 17.12250°N 61.72972°W | ||||||
Archipelago | Leeward Islands, Lesser Antilles | ||||||
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Guiana Island
Guiana Island (or Guana Island) is an island off the northeast coast of Antigua, between the Parham Peninsula and Crump Island. It forms the southern coast of the , and is the fourth largest island of Antigua and Barbuda.
Flora and Fauna[]
Island is a refuge for the Fallow Deer, Antigua's national animal.[1]
History and development[]
The island used to be owned by Allen Stanford, who was convicted of fraud in the United States. The Antiguan government has now sold the island and abutting mainland sites in a multimillion-dollar investment to Chinese developers termed the YIDA Project as a semi-autonomous Special Economic Zone.[1][2]
References[]
Categories:
- Private islands of Antigua and Barbuda
- Saint Peter Parish, Antigua and Barbuda
- Antigua and Barbuda geography stubs