Aruba
By: Sam Collins
Background Info on Aruba
Aruba's four largest cities are Bablin, Oranjestad, Angochi, & Arasj. The 2nd largest city is Oranjestad with an aproximate population of 30,000 people this city is also Arubas capital city. Aruba was actually controlled by three different countries , but the current country or group it's being controlled is the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Aruba has never been an independent country. There official language is Dutch.
Arubas flag
There flag is simple but very cool at the same time. The entail background is blue with a four pointed red star in the left hand corner there are Alston two thin yellow lines toward the bottom of the flag.
This a picture of a part of one of Arubas beaches
This is a picture of Arubas capital city Oranjestad
Geography
Aruba is a small island on the Caribbean Sea, north of Venezuela. Aruba is not much larger than Washington D.C. (The U.S capital city) Three physical of the island are its white sandy beaches, rolling hills, & it's also dry and flat.
Political & Economic Information
Arubas government is a parliamentary democracy. There leader is the Prime Minister; Mike Eman. There main form of currency is the Florin. There economic system is called an open economy.
Tourist Informatin
People should visit because it stays at a decent warm temp. all year , the white sant beaches & it's family friendly. When tourists are there they can go snorkeling, tour the island, go horse back riding, & go to the beach.
This is a picture of Arubas national currency the Florin
This is a picture of Mike Eman the prime minister of Aruba
This is a photo of Babijn Arubas most populated city with over 40,000 people living there
Sources
http://www.geonames.org/AW/largest-cities-in-Aruba.html
http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage
http://countrys/namerica/caribb/222233007.html;ylt=protest-arubas-leader-stretches-3rd-day-.html
http://www.visitaruba.com/about-Aruba/money-and-currency/
https://hcpss.instructure.com/courses/14926/assignments
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/resources/the-world-factbook/geos/aa.html