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About TrinidadLocationLocated at the southeastern end of an archipelago of the Caribbean islands, Trinidad is just barely off the coast of Venezuela. Trinidad's land area amasses 4828 sq km (1883 sq mi). Geographically, boot-shaped Trinidad was clearly once part of the South American mainland. Over time, a channel developed which separated Trinidad from Venezuela. The connection to South America is readily visible in Trinidad's lofty Northern Range, a continuation of the Andes, and in its abundant oil and gas reserves, which are concentrated on the southwestern side of the island facing oil-rich Venezuela. The Northern Range spreads east to west, forming a scenic backdrop to Port of Spain, the country's capital. In the centre of the range, above Arima, lies the 941m (3086ft) Cerro del Aripo, the country's highest peak. Much of the rest of the island consists of plains, undulating hills and mangrove swamps. Trinidad's numerous rivers include the Ortoire River, which runs 50km (31mi) on its way to the southeast coast, and the 40km (25mi) Caroni River, which empties into the Caroni Swamp. ClimateTrinidad weather has been classified as Tropical. Unlike the more northern countries of the United States and Europe, Trinidad only experiences two seasons a year: a dry season from January to May and a wet season from June to December. Trinidad's temperatures are equable year round primarily due to its southerly location. The average daily high temperature of Port of Spain is 31°C (88°F) in both January and July, while the low averages 22°C (72°F) in July and is only one degree cooler in January. February to May are the driest months, with a relative humidity of 74%. June to August, the wettest months of the year, average 260mm (10in) of rain and 23 rainy days each month. Fortunately, Trinidad lies outside the hurricane belt. Flora & FaunaAs a result of its proximity to the South American continent, Trinidad has a wide variety of plant and animal life. A large part of Trinidad is covered with forests, the majority of which is tropical rainforest. There are also many different kinds of plants found on all parts of the island. Pink and yellow poui trees and orange immortelles grow along the hillsides. More than 700 kinds of orchids grow here as well. Other kinds of trees that grow on the island include palm, almond, banyan, breadfruit, flamboyant, cassia, African tulip, silk cotton, matchwood and teak. There is also an abundance of beautiful flowers that grow in Trinidad, such as amaryllis lilies, hibiscus, bougainvillea, giant anthuriums and heliconias. Trinidad has more differing varieties of bats than any other place in the world. There are about 100 different kinds of mammals native to the island, and 60 of these are bats. The numbers of different species of animals that have been reported living on the island include 108 mammals, 400 birds, 55 reptiles, 25 amphibians, and 617 butterflies. Some of the animals found there include the agouti, paca, armadillo, opossum, deer, wild dogs, ocelot, and anteater. Amazon parrots, iguanas, manatees, capuchin and howler monkeys also live on the island. Endangered leatherback turtles, green loggerhead turtles and hawksbill turtles all nest on the beaches of Trinidad. Again, as a result of its location, the island is also a stopping point for Northern or Southern migratory birds and butterflies. Also, as the island is located where the cool North Atlantic currents come together with the warmer Caribbean waters and the Orinoco River, the waters along the coasts have many different kinds of marine animals.The Energy SectorTrinidad and Tobago's is a major player in the world of natural gas. Reflecting a period of successful exploration, Trinidad’s proved reserves of natural gas, as assessed by Cédigaz, increased by 32% between end-1996 and end-1999. Marketed production of gas has increased rapidly during the last two years, as exports from the Atlantic LNG plant (inaugurated in 1999) have built up. The ALNG Train II commenced operations in August with Train III on track for completion in the second quarter of 2003. The ammonia sub-sector saw the commissioning of Caribbean Nitrogen (CNC) plant. Before the dust settled, CNC’s owners–CL Financial–announced plans to build the world’s largest ammonia plant Nitro 2000. By year-end, the local energy giant announced that it had acquired financing for M 5000, the worlds largest methanol plant. The petroleum industry of Trinidad is flourishing though several oil fields have been discovered in the first decade of the 20 th century. The remaining recoverable reserves are small in regional terms, at just over 600 million barrels. The oil fields that have been discovered are virtually all in the southern part of the island, or in the corresponding offshore areas (in the Gulf of Paria to the west and off Galeota Point at the south-east tip of the island). Output of crude oil

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