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Countries, peoples, languages / Countries of the world / Capitals of the states of North and Central America

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ROSO - Dominica

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NASSO - Bahamas

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BASTER - Saint Kitts and Pevis

HAVANA - Cuba

CASTRIES - Saint Lucia

MEXICO CITY - MEXICO

OTTAWA - Canada

PANAMA - Panama

PLYMOUTH - Montserrat (UK)

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MANAGUA - Nicaragua

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KINGSTON - Jamaica

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BELMOPAN - Belize

BRIDGETOWN - Barbados

WASHINGTON - United States of America

HAMILTON - Bermuda

GUATEMALA - Guatemala

KINGSTOUN - Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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WILLEMSTAD - Antilles (Netherlands)

GEORGETOWN - Cayman Islands (UK)

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TEGUCIGALPA - Honduras

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