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Translation of the Country Name Bermuda in Foreign Languages :

برمودا in Arabic
百慕大 in Chinese
Bermuda in Dutch
Bermudes in French
Bermuda in German
Βερμουδες in Greek
Bermuda in Italian
バミューダ in Japanese
버뮤다 in Korean
Bermudas in Portuguese
Бермудские острова in Russian
Bermudas in Spanish


The National Capital of Bermuda is: Hamilton
Bermuda Area in Square Kilometers: 53.0
Population Statistics of Bermuda are: 65365
Bermuda is located in the continent of North Amer. The North Amer continent code is NA


List of Languages Spoken in Bermuda:

English
Portuguese

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Bermuda

OFFICIAL NAME:
Bermuda

Geography
Area: 58.8 sq. km. (22.7 sq. mi.).
Cities (2000 census): Capital--Hamilton (pop. 3,461). Other city--St. George (pop. 3,306).
Terrain: Hilly islands.
Climate: Semi-tropical.

People
Nationality: Noun and adjective--Bermudian(s).
Population (2007 est.): 64,009.
Annual growth rate (2006 est.): 0.61%.
Ethnic groups: Black 54.8%, white 34%, mixed and other 11.1%.
Religions (2000): Anglican 23%, Roman Catholic 15%, African Methodist Episcopal 11%, 7th Day Adventist 7%, Methodist 4%, other 40% (none or not stated).
Language: English.
Education: Years compulsory--to age 16. Bermuda placed third overall of six developed nations (including the U.S.) in the 2005 Adult Literacy and Life Skills Survey.
Health (2006 est.): Infant mortality rate--8.3 per thousand. Life expectancy--men 76 yrs., women 80 yrs.
Work force (2004 est.): Sales--19%; services--19%; clerical--19%; professional and technical--17%; administrative and managerial--15%; agriculture and fishing--3%; laborers--3%.

Government
Type: British Overseas Territory with significant autonomy.
Constitution: June 8, 1968; amended 1989 and 2003.
Branches: Chief of State--Queen Elizabeth II, British monarch (head of state, represented by a governor). Head of Government--Premier, Ewart Brown. Legislative--Senate (upper house, 11 members appointed by the governor, the premier, and the opposition); House of Assembly (lower house; 36 seats elected by popular vote). Judicial--Supreme Court.
Subdivisions: Nine parishes.
Political parties: Progressive Labor Party (PLP), United Bermuda Party (UBP), National Liberal Party (NLP).
Suffrage: Universal at 18.

Economy
GDP (nominal, 2005): $4.9 billion. Sectors--21% ($926.5 million) from international companies; 16% ($712 million) from real estate and rental; 12% ($536 million) from financial intermediation; 9% ($379 million) from wholesale, retail trade, and repair services; 6% ($245.8 million) from the hotel and restaurant sector; 6% ($272.4 million) from construction; and 30% ($1.5 billion) from other sectors.
GDP growth rate (2005 provisional): 4.6%.
Per capita nominal GDP (2005 prov.): $76,403.
Inflation rate: Annual inflation rate for 2005 was 4.0%.
Natural resource: Limestone, used primarily for building.
Agriculture: Products--semitropical produce, dairy products, flowers, honey.
Industry: Types--re/insurance finance, tourism, structural concrete products, paints, perfumes, furniture.
Trade: Exports (2006, includes re-exports)--$25 million: semitropical produce, light manufactures. Imports (2006)--$1.06 billion: food, clothing, household goods, chemicals, live animals, machinery, transport, and miscellaneous manufactures. Major suppliers--U.S. ($752.6 million), United Kingdom, Canada, Caribbean countries (mostly oil from Netherlands Antilles).
 

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