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{{Country
|name =Anguilla
|map =
|flag =
|arms =
|capital =The Valley
|capital-raw =
|government =British Overseas Territory
|government-raw =
|language =
|king =Charles III
|queen =
|monarch-raw =
|governor general=
|governor general-raw=
|president =
|president-raw =
|chancellor =
|chancellor-raw =
|pm =Cora Richardson-Hodge
|pm-raw =
|chairman =
|general secretary=
|governor =Julia Crouch
|governor-raw =
|premier =
|premier-raw =
|area =
|pop =
|pop-basis =
|gdp =
|gdp-year =
|gdp-pc =
|currency =Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD)
|idd =
|tld =.ai
}}
'''Anguilla''' is a an island of coral and limestone in the Caribbean, 16 miles long and 3.5 miles in width. The main airport is Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (AXA).
<br>Anguilla has beautiful beaches, you can also explore some of it’s more secluded islands like Sandy Island, an uninhabited island, next door to Anguilla, which provides a peaceful spot for picnics and snorkeling. Prickly Pear Cays is another quiet spot, where you can enjoy beach BBQs amongst the stunning scenery.
<ref>https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/blog/26-countries-of-the-caribbean</ref>. .
==Notes==
[[Category:Geography]]
[[Category:Caribbean Islands]]
|name =Anguilla
|map =
|flag =
|arms =
|capital =The Valley
|capital-raw =
|government =British Overseas Territory
|government-raw =
|language =
|king =Charles III
|queen =
|monarch-raw =
|governor general=
|governor general-raw=
|president =
|president-raw =
|chancellor =
|chancellor-raw =
|pm =Cora Richardson-Hodge
|pm-raw =
|chairman =
|general secretary=
|governor =Julia Crouch
|governor-raw =
|premier =
|premier-raw =
|area =
|pop =
|pop-basis =
|gdp =
|gdp-year =
|gdp-pc =
|currency =Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD)
|idd =
|tld =.ai
}}
'''Anguilla''' is a an island of coral and limestone in the Caribbean, 16 miles long and 3.5 miles in width. The main airport is Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (AXA).
<br>Anguilla has beautiful beaches, you can also explore some of it’s more secluded islands like Sandy Island, an uninhabited island, next door to Anguilla, which provides a peaceful spot for picnics and snorkeling. Prickly Pear Cays is another quiet spot, where you can enjoy beach BBQs amongst the stunning scenery.
<ref>https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/blog/26-countries-of-the-caribbean</ref>. .
==Notes==
[[Category:Geography]]
[[Category:Caribbean Islands]]