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Trinidad & Tobago
Geography
Trinidad and Tobago are the most southerly isles of the Caribbean Archipelago.
Trinidad still possesses vast tracts of rich rain forests, with the highest peak El Cerro del Aripo, located in the Northern Range, ascending to a height of 940 meters above sea level. In contrast, you will find flat lands, mostly agricultural, in the Central Plains, while Southern Trinidad is full of gently undulating hillsides.
Tobago's Eastern Interior rises steeply into tall peaks with lower lying lands that include a protected reserve area. Tobago's topography consists mainly of volcanic rock, which is in stark contrast to its Caribbean blue waters. Together, the twin islands measure 2000 square miles.
Trinidad still possesses vast tracts of rich rain forests, with the highest peak El Cerro del Aripo, located in the Northern Range, ascending to a height of 940 meters above sea level. In contrast, you will find flat lands, mostly agricultural, in the Central Plains, while Southern Trinidad is full of gently undulating hillsides.
Tobago's Eastern Interior rises steeply into tall peaks with lower lying lands that include a protected reserve area. Tobago's topography consists mainly of volcanic rock, which is in stark contrast to its Caribbean blue waters. Together, the twin islands measure 2000 square miles.
