Where are the Virgin Islands? Which country does it come from?

British Virgin Islands (BVI), also translated as "British Virgin Islands", is a British overseas territory, located in the Caribbean and east of Puerto Rico. The British Virgin Islands, the neighboring US Virgin Islands and the Spanish Virgin Islands are collectively referred to as the Virgin Islands.

The British Virgin Islands is mainly composed of tortora, Virgin Golda, Anega da and Jost Van Dyke. There are more than 50 small islands and rocks, of which about 15 islands are uninhabited. Tortola is the largest island in the British Virgin Islands, about 20 kilometers long and 5 kilometers wide. The archipelago has a population of 28,000, and its capital, road town, is located on Tortura Island.

National motto: Vigilate (Latin)

The English translation of "be careful" means "always be on your guard"

National anthem: God save the Queen.

Capital: Rhodes Town.

Official language: English

Area 153km? (World No.216)

2008 population estimate

Total population: 28,000 (global 2 12)

Density: 260/km? (68th in the world)