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Pearls Airport

airport, Grenada, West Indies
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Pearls Airport is a small airport located on the northeastern coast of Grenada, an island country in the West Indies. It provides service to nearby islands and offers connecting flights to Venezuela. Grenada itself is the southernmost island of the Lesser Antilles, situated in the eastern Caribbean Sea, approximately 100 miles north of Venezuela. The country is oval-shaped, measuring about 21 miles long and 12 miles wide. The capital and main port is St. George's, known for its picturesque harbor. Grenada gained independence within the Commonwealth in 1974.1

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