Guana Island - Head of a lizard
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partlizard
N 18° 28.448 W 064° 34.868
20Q E 333053 N 2043372
Named for an iguana-shaped rock formation.
Waymark Code: WM5GNA
Location: British Virgin Islands
Date Posted: 01/04/2009
Views: 19
Guana Island, is the sixth largest of the British Virgin Islands. It is named for an iguana-shaped rock formation on its northwestern coast and is just off the northern coast of Tortola. Guana Island is privately owned. The entire island is a wildlife sanctuary and boasts at least 50 species of birds.
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Physical Address: Not listed
Additional Coordinates / Parking Etc.: Not Listed
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