St Maarten

The Island Territory of Sint Maarten (Dutch: Eilandgebied Sint Maarten) is one of five island areas (Eilandgebieden) of the Netherlands Antilles, encompassing the southern half of the island of Saint Martin/Sint Maarten. At the 2001 Netherlands Antilles census, the population of the Eilandgebied was 30,594^[2], for a population density of 900 inhabitants per km².

Sint Maarten borders the French overseas collectivity of Saint-Martin, which occupies the northern half of the island.

Philipsburg with 1,228 inhabitants
Lower Prince's Quarter with 8,123 inhabitants
Cul de Sac with 7,880 inhabitants
Cole Bay with 6,046 inhabitants
Upper Prince's Quarter with 4,020 inhabitants
Little Bay (Fort Amsterdam) with 2,176 inhabitants
Simpson Bay with 736 inhabitants
Lowlands with 232 inhabitants

Simpsonbay, Madame Estate, Cul-de-sac, Dutch Quarter, Cole Bay, Oyster pond, South Reward, Saint-Peters, Ebernezer Estate Pointe-Blanche, Middle Region, Cay hill, Upper Prince's Quarter, Union Farm Est. and Lower Prince's Quarter.

Popular Tourist Destinations

Border Monument in honor of the 1648 Treaty of Concordia.
The Philipsburg Historical foundation museum.
The Heineken airline Jet-Bar/Restaurant (aka Air LekkerBeck) (at Philipsburg).
Fantastic jumbo jets low landings (at Maho Beach).
The zoo park with animals from the Caribbean area (on Madame estate Pondfill).
Fort Amsterdam and Fort Willems (at Philipsburg)
Sightseeing on Dawn Beach road.
Emilio Wilson Historical Park (Cul-de-sac)
Butterfly Farm
Hiking to Pic Paradise
The Courthouse on Frontstreet
The newly renovated Boardwalk spanning the beachfront on Frontstreet,Philipsburg

From Wikipedia & Wikitravel