| Official name | Anguilla |
| Name in local language | Anguilla (en) |
| Continent | Americas |
| Subcontinent | Caribbean |
| Population (ranking: 236e) | 15,174 inhabitants (2019) |
| Population growth | 0.86 % / year |
| Area | 91 km² |
| Density | 166.75 inhabitants / km² |
| GDP (ranking: 226e) | 0.311 billions $USD (2014) |
| GDP/capita (ranking) | 21,493 $USD (2014) |
| GDP growth | 6.20 % / year (2014) |
| Life expectancy (ranking) | 80.65 years (2009) |
| Birth rate | 13.02 ‰ (2009) |
| Fertility rate | 1.75 children / woman (2009) |
| Death rate (ranking) | 4.36 ‰ (2009) |
| Infant mortality rate (ranking) | 3.52 ‰ (2009) |
| Literacy rate | 99.00 % (2019) |
| Official languages | English (Creole widely spoken) |
| Currency | East Caribbean dollar ($ XCD) |
| HDI (ranking: 52e) | 0.865 / 1 (2008) |
| EPI (ranking) | 0.00 (2018) |
| Government | British Overseas Territory |
| Head of State | Queen Elizabeth II ; Governor Tim Foy |
| National Day | 30 May |
| ISO Codes | AI, AIA |
| Demonym | Anguillian |
| Tourists (ranking) | 68,000 people (2017) |
Ultra-luxurious tourism and dubious international finance to attract customers
Anguilla is a British overseas territory located in the Caribbean. Tourism is the main activity of this tiny archipelago with just over 15,000 inhabitants. It is located in front of Saint Martin, the island shared by France and the Netherlands.
He specialized in ultra-luxury tourism, attracting fewer tourists but spending much more, and then do not hesitate to invest in the financial field, in full development. The latter accounts for about 15 to 20% of economic activity. And despite the repeated declarations of good intentions year after year, the fact remains that the archipelago is still a tax haven.
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Urban areas (2019)
| Urban areas | Population |
|---|---|
| The Valley Maps: | 15,174 inhabitants |