North Bimini
island, Bimini Islands
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The Bimini Islands are a string of islands located in the northwestern Bahamas, about 50 miles (80 km) east of Florida. The main island, North Bimini, is known for its yacht harbors and tourist beaches, with the primary towns being Alice Town, Bailey Town, and Paradise Point. South Bimini, another main island, is primarily agricultural. To the south are smaller cays, such as Cat Cay, which are renowned for game fishing. The islands have a population of nearly 2,000 people.12
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