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Capital: Brades (de facto seat of government; Plymouth is the de jure capital but has been buried in volcanic ash and abandoned since 1997)Population: ~5,000Founded: 1632 (first English and Irish colonial settlement); remains a British Overseas Territory todayRegion: AmericasLanguages: enCurrency: Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD)

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Everything about Montserrat

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Notable people from Montserrat

Arrow (Alphonsus Cassell)

Calypso and Soca Musician

He wrote and performed "Hot Hot Hot," one of the best-known soca songs in the world, and became Montserrat's most internationally recognized musician.

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William Henry Bramble

Political Leader — first Chief Minister of Montserrat

He led Montserrat's labor movement and became the territory's first Chief Minister; Montserrat's original airport was named in his honor.

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Political Leader — Chief Minister of Montserrat

He served as Chief Minister of Montserrat and founded the People's Liberation Movement; Montserrat's current airport is named in his honor.

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Sir Howard Fergus

Historian, Poet, and Statesman

He was a leading historian and poet of Montserrat, authoring the definitive history of the island and recognized as a National Hero of Montserrat.

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Traditional Montserrat & Eastern Caribbean Wisdom

Folk & Oral Tradition

The shared, author-less body of West Indian Creole proverbs and sayings carried by Montserratian and wider Eastern Caribbean communities across generations.

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