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'''Martinique''' is a French Caribbean island with an interesting blend of French and West Indian culture. It’s known as the isle of flowers because of its rich, lush, tropical vegetation, which are bright in colors. But they’re not the only things which are colorful – its coastlines are dotted with brightly colored houses, which make the island very pretty<ref>https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/blog/26-countries-of-the-caribbean</ref>. | '''Martinique''' is a French Caribbean island with an interesting blend of French and West Indian culture. It’s known as the isle of flowers because of its rich, lush, tropical vegetation, which are bright in colors. But they’re not the only things which are colorful – its coastlines are dotted with brightly colored houses, which make the island very pretty<ref>https://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/blog/26-countries-of-the-caribbean</ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 15:37, October 20, 2025
| Martinique
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| Capital | Fort-de-France |
| Government | Overseas department of France
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| President | Emmanuel Macron |
| Chancellor | Serge Letchimy (PPM) |
| Population | 349,925 |
| GDP | 9,082,000,000 (Euro) |
| Currency | Euro |
Martinique is a French Caribbean island with an interesting blend of French and West Indian culture. It’s known as the isle of flowers because of its rich, lush, tropical vegetation, which are bright in colors. But they’re not the only things which are colorful – its coastlines are dotted with brightly colored houses, which make the island very pretty[1].