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Two distinct island chains run through the eastern Caribbean Sea. The Greater Antilles extend west-to-east just south of the Bahamas from Cuba to the Virgin Islands. The Lesser Antilles run north-to-south from the Virgins to Grenada, which sits just north of the Netherlands Antilles (Aruba, Bonaire and Cura ao) and Trinidad, off the coast of South America.

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