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Bermuda has subtropical climate. Surprisingly, the only indigenous mammals found on the island are five species of bats. And, some of the fauna also found on Bermuda. The reefs are very healthy and are biological hotspots, supporting a diversity of marine law.

The important beaches of Bermuda have also been marked on the map. Bermuda is divided into 9 parishes and 2 municipalities. The 2 municipalities are: Hamilton and St. Located on the northern part of Hamilton Harbour is, Hamilton — the capital city of Bermuda.

It is the chief administrative and financial center, an important tourist destination and a major port of the island territory. Situated in the north-eastern part of Bermuda within the St. Bermuda is geographically positioned in the Northern and Western hemispheres of the Earth. Tourists love to see the pristine pink beaches and the coral reefs, and they also enjoy the world-class hotels that dot the place as well as flora and fauna.

The climate is conducive for sunbathing since it is a sub-tropical climate, though it is predisposed to hurricanes. However, this does not mean that hurricanes ravage the islands since they generally weaken as they approach. The presence of volcanic rocks is a result of volcanic activity that helped to form the islands. Bermuda covers an area of 53 square km and the eight largest islands are connected by bridges. Some of the islands do share a single name.

Latitude and Longitude of Hamilton is Many think that Bermuda is part of the Caribbean islands or perhaps the US.

It is not. It is an island in the North Atlantic, a British Overseas Territory but administered independently as a country. The Premier of Bermuda is the head of the government and the leader of the ruling party in the elected House of Assembly.

However, Bermuda is not a sovereign state. The highest point in the island is known as 'Town Hill' and has an altitude of only about feet 79 meters and is located in Smiths parish.