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Image 1The flag of Belize, originally adopted in 1922. (from History of Belize)
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Image 2Coral patch in the Hol Chan Marine Reserve. (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 3Wilderness scene in the Bladen Nature Reserve. (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 5Little Guana Caye plays host to the largest colony of reddish egrets in the Caribbean. (from List of protected areas of Belize)
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Image 6Köppen climate classification zones of Belize. (from Geography of Belize)
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Image 9Zip-lining in the jungles of Belize (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 10Beachront of Ramon's Village, San Pedro Town, Ambergris Caye (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 11Almond Beach, Hopkins (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 12Coral patch in the Hol Chan Marine Reserve. (from List of protected areas of Belize)
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Image 13Biodiversity is an asset for ecotourism. A red-lored amazon (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 14Maya Beach, Placencia (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 16Big Rock Falls in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve. (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 17Overlooking the Caracol ruins, the most extensive archaeological site in the country. (from List of protected areas of Belize)
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Image 18High Temple at Lamanai (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 19High Temple at Altun Ha (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 20Riot police and protesters during the unrest in 2005. (from History of Belize)
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Image 23Belize electricity supply by source (from Economy of Belize)
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Image 24Wilderness scene in the Bladen Nature Reserve. (from List of protected areas of Belize)
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Image 25The Great Blue Hole is one of the most recognisable natural features in Belize. (from List of protected areas of Belize)
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Image 28Half Moon Caye (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 29Thousand Foot Falls actually stand at about 1,600 feet high. It is the highest waterfall in Central America. (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 30Men working in the mahogany industry, around 1930. (from History of Belize)
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Image 31Overlooking the Caracol ruins, the most extensive archaeological site in the country. (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 321790 map of territory conceded by Spain to British settlers for cutting timber. (from History of Belize)
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Image 35The Great Blue Hole is a prime ecotourism destination. A World Heritage Site, ranked among the top 10 nominees for the world's New 7 Wonders of Nature. (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 36Sarstoon Kekchi Mayan village (from History of Belize)
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Image 38The "Split" at Caye Caulker, Caused by Hurricane Hattie in 1961 (from Tourism in Belize)
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Image 401831 map of Belize by Daniel Lizars (from History of Belize)
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Image 41Maya fisherwomen in British Honduras, beginning of the 20th century. (from History of Belize)
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Image 42Big Rock Falls in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve. (from List of protected areas of Belize)
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