| Flag |
Member |
Population |
Terrain |
Coastline (km) |
 |
Anguila |
13,008 (2004) |
flat and low-lying island of coral and limestone |
61 |
 |
Antigua and Barbuda |
81,000 (2006) |
low-lying limestone and coral islands |
153 |
 |
Aruba |
103,908 (2007) |
flat; brush trees for vegetation |
70 |
 |
The Bahamas |
323,000 (2006) |
long, flat coral formations |
3,542 |
 |
Barbados |
273,987 (2007) |
flat, central highland |
97 |
 |
Belize |
311,480 (2007) |
flat, swampy coastal plain; low mountains in south |
386 |
 |
British Virgin Islands |
20,254 (2004) |
coral islands relatively flat; volcanic islands steep, hilly |
80 |
 |
Cuba |
11,237,916 (2007) |
terraced plains, small hills, mountains |
5,746 |
 |
Dominica |
79,000 (2005) |
rugged mountains of volcanic origin |
148 |
 |
Dominican Republic |
9,482,060 (2007) |
|
|
 |
Grenada |
107,379 (2007) |
volcanic in origin, central mountains |
121 |
 |
Guyana |
751,558 (2007) |
mostly rolling highlands; low coastal plain; savanna in south |
459 |
 |
Haiti |
8,407,000 (2002) |
mostly rough and mountainous, tropical |
1,771 |
 |
Jamaica |
2,675,831 (2007) |
narrow coastal plains, mountains |
1,022 |
 |
Montserrat |
9,245 (July 2004 estimate) |
volcanic island, mostly mountainous, with small coastal lowland |
40 |
 |
Netherlands Antilles |
189,500 (2007) |
hilly, volcanic interiors |
364 |
 |
Puerto Rico |
3,944,000 (2007) |
mostly mountains with coastal plain belt in north; mountains precipitous to sea on west coast; sandy beaches along most coastal areas |
501 |
 |
Saint Kitts and Nevis |
48,000 (2005) |
volcanic, mountainous interiors |
135 |
 |
Saint Lucia |
166,838 (2007) |
volcanic, mountainous with broad valleys |
158 |
 |
Saint Vincent & the Grenadines |
119,000 (2005) |
volcanic, mountainous |
84 |
 |
Suriname |
509,970 (2007) |
mostly rolling hills; narrow coastal plain with swamps |
386 |
 |
Trinidad & Tobago |
1,300,000 (2005) |
flat, hilly, mountainous |
362 |
 |
U.S. Virgin Islands |
108,000 (2007) |
hilly, rugged, mountainous |
188 |
