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Countries and Territories of the West Indies (Caribbean)
Can you guess the island countries or territories that are a part of the West Indies (the Antilles Island Chain and the Lucayan Archipelago)?
The borders of the Caribbean are based on the UN Geoscheme
Territories in gray are claimed by the USA but administered by a different country (Colombia)
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| First submitted | October 2, 2023 |
| Times taken | 23,811 |
| Average score | 71.0% |
| Rating | 4.99 |
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Basically the light and dark blue parts shown here represent a EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone; the area up to 200 nautical miles from a country's coast where said nation is entitled to extract resources from, managing water resources, etc).
The 2 blue-gray dots represent the disputed EEZs of the Bajo Nuevo and Serranilla Banks, 2 areas of small, uninhabited islets claimed by multiple countries (for both banks, Jamaica and the US both claim it as part of their EEZs; however, Colombia administers the islets and their surrounding EEZs). The US claim is shown in the answer boxes (which show both banks grayed out).
As for the white space (or black space if you're on dark mode), that represents international waters (area beyond the EEZ of any country. It's governed by international law so everyone can explore and extract resources, but managing it is a shared responsibility). The white/black area on the top right is also part of international waters.