Wielkie Antyle
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| Akwen | |
|---|---|
| Archipelag | |
Mapa | |
Położenie na mapie Morza Karaibskiego  | |
| 21°59′00″N 79°02′00″W/21,983333 -79,033333 | |
Wielkie Antyle – część większego łańcucha wysp na Morzu Karaibskim określanych jako Antyle. W skład archipelagu wchodzą: Kuba, Haiti, Jamajka i Portoryko wraz z mniejszymi wyspami leżącymi u ich wybrzeży.
Państwa Wielkich Antyli
| Państwo z flagą | Powierzchnia (km²) | Populacja (2009) | Gęstość zaludnienia (na km²) | Stolica |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Kuba | 110 860 | 11 451 652 | 103,3 | Hawana |
 Dominikana | 48 730 | 9 650 054 | 198,0 | Santo Domingo |
 Haiti | 27 750 | 9 035 536 | 325,6 | Port-au-Prince |
 Jamajka | 10 991 | 2 825 928 | 257,1 | Kingston |
 Portoryko (USA) | 9104 | 3 971 020 | 436,2 | San Juan |
| W sumie | 207 435 | 36 934 190 | 178,05 |
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