Tobago

Tobago

Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago An island so named by Christopher Columbus when he discovered it in 1498. Columbus was impressed by the natives' practice of stuffing the leaves of the tobacco plant in pipes and setting fire to them in the belief that this had medicinal value. The name either comes from the Haitian tambaku ‘pipe’ or from the local word tabaco, a reference to its crops.

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Tobago see Trinidad and Tobago .

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TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Construction plans for proposed $450,000,000 methanol...
Magazine article from: WWP- Report on Oil Gas &amp; Petrochemicals in the Developing World; 1/1/2003
Why stars are flocking to the friendly isle... With deserted beaches and...
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England); 1/11/2004
FLUTTER PARADISE; But Tobago isn't strictly for the birds.(Features)
Newspaper article from: The Mirror (London, England); 9/27/1997

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