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City in the Bahamas
Answer for the clue "City in the Bahamas ", 8 letters:
freeport
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Population (2000): 398 Housing Units (2000): 200 Land area (2000): 0.598937 sq. miles (1.551240 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km) Total area (2000): 0.598937 sq. miles (1.551240 sq. km) FIPS code: 28798 Located within: Ohio ...
Usage examples of freeport.
Amos worried that some of those who had escaped the attack on the ship up at Barran might remember her, and if she was recognized before reaching the safe haven of Freeport, the enterprise might end in disaster.
The Sheriff of Freeport is the law in the town, and the only appeal from his rule is to the Council of Captains, and that's rare.
Lanterns and torches burned at every quarter, as Freeport began its night activities.
From the throng that hurried to and fro along the way, it was obvious Freeport was a busy community.
The son of the Prince of Krondor could see that by any standard, Freeport was a prosperous town.
You can't have been sailing under that infamous flag of yours recently and not heard that Freeport was now the world's clearinghouse for booty.
For the half-elven youth, who looked no older than Harry despite being thirty years old, Freeport was an alien bounty of sights and sounds.
Most of the raiders may have come from Kesh or somewhere else, but there must have been at least a hundred people from Freeport in on it.
Four of the captains of Freeport sat at the table and looked at Render as he knelt before them.
If we toss you into the street and let it be known that you've destroyed the commerce along the Far Coast for the next five years, that you've worked on behalf of Durbin slavers, and cut the other captains and their crews out of the booty, how long do you think it would take for the citizens of Freeport to tear you apart?
The danger of Freeport has been shown too clearly in the last few weeks.
I've never see its like, and I've seen a lot of ships in Freeport in my day.
A sailor off that ship told me that he was on lookout a couple of days before they reached Freeport and saw the biggest ship he'd ever seen, black like the night, sailing into the sunset.
He found himself sympathizing with his cousin: the street girl from Freeport was a force of nature.
We've been more than two months from Freeport, and I think we're still two weeks from landfall,' said Amos.