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Small villages dot the hundreds of islands of the West Indies. Generally made up of just a few shacks, pirates considered these villages to be safe spots to collude and regroup unhindered. | [[File:AC4DB - Fishermen's Villages.png|250px|right]] | ||
Small villages dot the hundreds of islands of the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. Generally made up of just a few shacks, [[Piracy|pirates]] considered these villages to be safe spots to collude and regroup unhindered. | |||
Notable Examples:<br> | Notable Examples:<br> | ||
Arroyos<br> | [[Arroyos]]<br> | ||
Salt Key Bank<br> | [[Salt Key Bank]]<br> | ||
Crooked Island<br> | [[Crooked Island]]<br> | ||
Grand Cayman | [[Grand Cayman]] | ||
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[[Category:Database: Locations]] | |||
[[Category:Animus Omega database entries]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:32, 25 December 2017
Small villages dot the hundreds of islands of the West Indies. Generally made up of just a few shacks, pirates considered these villages to be safe spots to collude and regroup unhindered.
Notable Examples:
Arroyos
Salt Key Bank
Crooked Island
Grand Cayman