- Île
Fourchue, also
known as Île
Fourche is an
island between Saint-Barthélemy and
Saint Martin,
belonging to the
Collectivity of
Saint Barthélemy. The...
- of scissors".
Gmelin based his
description on "Le
moucherolle à
queue fourchue du Mexique" (French: "the
Mexican swallow-tailed flycatcher") that had...
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smaller uninhabited islands lie offs****, the
largest of
which are Île
Fourchue, Île Coco, Île
Chevreau (Île Bonhomme), Île Frégate, Île Toc Vers, Île...
- d'azur, au lion de gueules, armé, lamp****é et couronné d'or, la
queue fourchue et p****ée en sautoir,
brochant (deuxième
quartier surtout), au VIII de...
- (Île Coco) Île
Fourche (Île
Fourchue), 17°57′30″N 62°54′13″W / 17.95836°N 62.90362°W / 17.95836; -62.90362 (Île
Fourchue) Île Frégate, 17°56′22″N 62°50′01″W...
- it is the
second largest satellite island of
Saint Barthélemy
after Île
Fourchue. Île
Chevreau Alluring World Adkins,
Leonard (1998). The Caribbean: A Walking...
- Pain de
Sucre off
Gustavia harbour; the
waters surrounding the
islets Fourchue, Frégate and Île Toc Vers; and part of
Colombier bay.
Protected marine...
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Martin 18°03′N Eritrea Ras
Kasar 18°00′N Saint Barthélemy (France) Île
Fourchue 17°58′N Guatemala
Border with
Mexico 17°49′N [12] Antigua and Barbuda...
- Saint-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska, QC)) Rivière
Fourchue (47°41′19″N 69°32′31″W / 47.68861°N 69.54194°W / 47.68861; -69.54194 (Rivière
Fourchue, Saint-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska...
- the
modern French common names "élanion naucler" and "naucler à
queue fourchue". The name
Nauclerus was
published by
Nicholas Aylward Vigors in 1825,...
