Caribbean Cities

by Maria Marta Ferreyra (Editor), Mark Roberts (Editor)
With more than 70 percent of its population living in cities, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is among the most urbanized regions in the world.

This book provides valuable insights into the role of military engineers in the process of articulating new American countries from the late 18th to 19th century.

The first in an epic five-part DLC series that adds legendary ships to the Caribbean waters, all connected by a tragic story.

Tour the depths of the Caribbean where, in waters famed for hidden treasures, another kind of wealth lies in abundance. From the coral reefs, across the plains, and through the grasses, stunning underwater photography allows you to get close up to creatures rare and fantastic. National Geographic cameras capture a baby sperm whale romping near the surface, a manatee settling down to sleep, and dolphins playing on the sandy plains. Observe predators such as the Caribbean reef shark and the barracuda hunting the weak and unwary. And witness an array of brightly colored, exotic creatures - nature's own living JEWELS OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA