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Comprehensive database gathering postal codes from US Virgin Islands. Source: Geonames.

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Postal codes from US Virgin Islands
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US Virgin Islands Overview

The US Virgin Islands, also known as the Virgin Islands of the United States (officially), is a Caribbean island group. It is also an organized and unincorporated territory of the United States.

English is the most dominant language in this territory currently. However, Spanish is also spoken by almost 17% of the population here. At the same time, 11% of the population used to speak various other languages.

The dominant religion here is Christianity.

Postal codes in US Virgin Islands
The zip codes used in there consist of numbers with 3 digits.

A geographical overview of the US Virgin Islands
These islands are a part of the Virgin Islands archipelago, geographically. These are situated in the Lesser Antilles, the Leeward Islands to the west of the British Virgin Islands, and east of Puerto Rico.

  • The main islands of the US Virgin Islands consist of Saint Thomas, Saint John, and Saint Croix islands, along with about 50 other cays and minor islands.
  • The territory contains a total of 133.73 square miles of land area. Charlotte Amalie is the capital of the US Virgin Islands, situated on St. Thomas Island. The estimated population of the US Virgin Islands is 105,870 as of 2021.

The climate of the US Virgin Islands
The United States Virgin Islands climate is topical, with a seasonal change all around the year. The rainfall here is concentrated in the period of the high sun from May to October. At the same time, the northeast trade winds prevail in the winters. The difference in summer and winter temperature ranges is just 5 °F or even less on average.

The economy of the US Virgin Islands
Tourism is the biggest economic industry in the US Virgin Islands. The United States Virgin Islands are boasting around 2.5 to 3 million visitors annually. It makes the tourism sector responsible for about 60% of overall GDP here. Besides tourism, other main economic sectors in the US Virgin Islands include limited agriculture, public sector, small-scale manufacturing with rum production, most notably.

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