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| WD | | Dominica |
WD = Windward Islands: Dominica. The Windward Islands are the southern islands of the Lesser Antilles.
| Dominica | | Roseau |
Three European colonial powers--Spain, France, and the Great Britain--and several minor ones ruled the Caribbean from the 16th to the early 20th century. Genocide was committed on the Native American cultures. Estimates of the Indian population of the Caribbean islands in 1492 when Columbus arrived range from 225,000 to six million. Presently only few thousand of them live on the mainland South America and in Dominica
| Dominica | | Parliamentary Republic |
| Dominica | | The Caribbean |
| Dominica | | Cabrits National Park |
| Dominica | | Morne Diablotin National Park |
| Dominica | | Morne Trois Pitons National Park |
| Mountain Chicken | | Dominica |
| Dominica | | Sisserou Parrot |
Appears on the national flag
| Dominican Republic | | Santo Domingo |
| The Dominican Republic | | Cueva De Las Maravillas National Park |
| The Dominican Republic | | Sierra De Baoruco National Park |
| The Dominican Republic | | Isla Cabritos National Park |
| Juan Antonio (Sanchez) Marichal (1960-75) | | “Dominican Dandy" |
| The Dominican Republic | | Dominic |
August 8
| The Dominican Republic | | Santo Domingo |
Bartholomew Columbus, brother of Christopher Columbus, founded Santo Domingo, which is today the oldest European city founded by Europeans in the New World. In reality the city dates back to 1496, the period when the first Europeans settled there, although officially it was founded on August 5, 1498.
| Santiago De Los Caballeros | | Dominican Republic |
Dominican Restoration War, 1863 - 1865
| DOM | | Dominican Republic |
| The Dominican Republic | | Del Este National Park |
| The Dominican Republic | | Jaragua National Park |
| Spanish | | Dominican Republic |
| Dominican Republic | | The Caribbean |
| Italy | | Church and Dominican Convent of Santa Maria Delle Grazie |