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United States Virgin Islands

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CapitalCharlotte Amalie (St. Thomas)
LanguageEnglish; Spanish/French
Population109,750
Land area346 km2
Density317.2 per km2
GovernorKenneth E. Mapp
Lt. GovernorOsbert E. Potter

Estimated population

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Local media

VI Daily News
VI Public Television

Budget documents

Budget 2017
Budget 2016
Budget 2015
Budget 2014
Budget 2013
Budget 2012
Budget 2011

Official links

Government website
Governor's Cabinet
Legislature of the Virgin Islands
Economic Development Authority
Virgin Islands Port Authority

Digital library documents

United States Virgin Islands  •  Economic Performance  •  Economic Conditions

United States Virgin Islands Bureau of Economic Research

Publications and economic indicators

News from the web

Dengue’s V.I. Reappearance Makes Mosquito Control Paramount

Customer service takes centre stage in the US Virgin Islands

Real Threat in V.I. is Tsunamis, Not Volcanoes

NWS Warns of Hazardous Weather, Possible Urban Flooding

Revolutionary aerial mapping of coral reefs in the Caribbean launched

Historic Waterfront Project Launches in St Thomas

USVI road system to be fully modernized, $530 million allocated to first phase

USVI governor announces plans to get schools back on track

Bill Clinton Is Spearheading a Big Caribbean Recovery Effort

Cost of Restoring Hurricane Damage to UVI St. Thomas Campus Estimated at $80 Million

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