1. CaribbeanTravel.com Directory - (210) ST. VINCENT THE GRENADINES GEOGRAPHY Located in the Windward Islands 100 miles west of Barbados, 21 miles south of St. Lucia. St. Vincent is 133 square miles, 18 miles long and http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/questex/ctgb08/index.php?startid=210

2. St Vincent & The Grenadines Information, St Vincent & The Grenadines Geography A Gather information on St Vincent the Grenadines. Get a brief idea about the various features related to St Vincent the Grenadines. Find detailed information on geography and http://www.mapsofworld.com/country-profile/saint-vincent-grenadines-information-

3. Saint Vincent And The Grenadines (St. Vincent & The Grenadines) Geography (Locat 2009 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Geography (Location, geographic coordinates, map references, area, terrain, elevation extremes, borders, coastline and maritime claims) data http://www.economywatch.com/economic-statistics/Saint-Vincent-and-the-Grenadines

Follow us on Facebook Twitter or Email This site The web Home ... Price Index Indicators You are here: Home Economic Statistics Database Economic Statistics by Country Saint Vincent and the Grenadines , Geography (Location, geographic coordinates, map references, area, terrain, elevation extremes, borders, coastline and maritime claims) for Year 2009 16, Nov 2010, CST. Welcome to the beta version of Econ Stats, the Economic Statistics Database service provided by EconomyWatch.com. Country or Region: Change country Economic Indicator: See all Saint Vincent and the Grenadines indicators See Geography (Location, geographic coordinates, map references, area, terrain, elevation extremes, borders, coastline and maritime claims) data for all countries Detailed Analysis for Year: Full Dataset: from 1993 to 2008 Dataset updated: 10 May 2010 Datasource: CIA Factbook National or Regional Currency: East Caribbean Dollar Currency Symbol: CXD Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Geography (Location, geographic coordinates, map references, area, terrain, elevation extremes, borders, coastline and maritime claims) Location: Caribbean, islands between the Caribbean Sea and North Atlantic Ocean, north of Trinidad and Tobago

4. Islands On The Edge - Latin American & Caribbean Travel - MiamiHerald.com Oct 17, 2010 Going to St. Vincent the Grenadines • Geography The Grenadines are anchored by the larger islands of St. Vincent on the north and Grenada to the south. http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/10/16/1871597/islands-on-the-edge-some-of-the.ht

5. Guiding In Sri Lanka … The 1920s … Guiding in Sri Lanka … the 1920s … In 1921, the earliest Ranger St. Vincent The Grenadines Geography http://www.sundaytimes.lk/100627/FunDay/fut_06.html

Funday Times In 1921, the earliest Ranger Companies were formed in Kandy and Colombo. The following year, the first All-Island Rally was held at the Queen's House in Colombo. All Island Rally in 1922. Differently Abled Guides In 1924, the elephant was adopted as the emblem of the Association. The Branch for the Handicapped (now known as the Branch for the Differently Abled) was also started in 1924, and by 1925, 'extension' Guiding had started at the School for the Deaf and Blind in Ratmalana. In 1927, Miss. Ray Blaze was appointed Vernacular Commissioner as she had much experience in rural welfare work. The work of translating the Guide Handbooks into Sinhala and Tamil was also begun. The first vernacular Guide Company was opened at the Sri Lankadhara Girls' School in Wellawatte, Colombo. Miss. Wijeratne was the first Guider to work with Guides whose mother tongue was Sinhala. Guiding had become popular in the villages and many Guide companies were being established in the hinterland.

6. Mother Sri Lanka Awards Mother Sri Lanka Awards Pix by M. A. Pushpa Kumara The Awards Ceremony St. Vincent The Grenadines Geography http://www.sundaytimes.lk/100627/FunDay/fut_09.html

Funday Times Mother Sri Lanka Awards Pix by M. A. Pushpa Kumara The Awards Ceremony of the Mother Sri Lanka Schools Programme was held in the presence of H.E. President Mahinda Rajapaksa on June 19, 2010 at Temple Trees. The programme, involved over three million school children over a short period of one year. Students from 2,600 national and international schools from all nine provinces participated in the Schools Programme, of which, 43 schools were selected as finalists. Presentations were done in the form of dramas, songs and speeches. The teams were evaluated by a panel of judges comprising independent personnel from various fields. Winners from the Sinhala, Tamil and English medium categories received their awards from the President. In the Sinhala Medium Category, Madukotan Arawa Maha Vidyalaya won first place, while Theldeniya National School and Gangthalawa Maha Vidyalaya won second and third place respectively. In the Tamil Medium Category, Mallaham Maha Vidyalaya emerged winners, while Rajavella Hindu Tamil Vidyalaya and Komari Methodist Missionary Tamil Maha Vidyalaya won second and third place respectively. In the English Medium Category, Alethea International School bagged first place.

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