Northampton (CLC 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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ln Port of Spain's botanical garden could be'found almost every species of tree one could name. Trinidad has often been described as a flowery paradise and a huge botani- cal garden. Beautiful flowers and bushes line the roads and lushtiungles, running down to the sea itself.

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The capital and seat of government has been at Port of Spain since 1889. Now Trinidad is slated to become the capital site of the British West Indian Federation. The island is one of the great melting pots of the world. lt has Hindu temples, Moslem mosques, a British char- acter, and a Latin disposition. Chinese, Portuguese, Indian, Negro, French, Spanish and British call it home.