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| National motto: Pride and Industry | ||||
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| Official language | English | |||
| Capital | Bridgetown | |||
| Queen | Elizabeth II | |||
| Governor general | Clifford Husbands | |||
| Prime minister | Owen Arthur | |||
| Area - Total - % water | Ranked 181st 430 km² Negligible | |||
| Population
- Density | Ranked 170th
642/km² | |||
| Independence
- Date | From the United Kingdom
November 30, 1966 | |||
| Currency | Barbadian dollar | |||
| Time zone | UTC -4 | |||
| National anthem | In Plenty and In Time of Need | |||
| Internet TLD | .BB | |||
| Calling Code | 1 | |||
Trinidad and Tobago is a nation that consists of the island Trinidad and the much smaller, less populous island Tobago.
- History of Trinidad and Tobago
- Geography of Trinidad and Tobago
- Demographics of Trinidad and Tobago
- Politics of Trinidad and Tobago
- Economy of Trinidad and Tobago
- Communications on Trinidad and Tobago
- Transportation on Trinidad and Tobago
- Military of Trinidad and Tobago
- Foreign relations of Trinidad and Tobago
See also: Music of Trinidad and Tobago
This article was originally based on content from the CIA World Factbook 2002. Update as needed.