Guadeloupe has a tropical climate with high average temperatures and many rainy months between April and December. September is the wettest month while August is the hottest and December is the coolest. The population of Guadeloupe is around 403,750 people with the capital and largest city being Basse-Terre. In the past, the island was owned by Sweden but it is now located in the Caribbean Sea near Dominica and Montserrat, approximately 3,948 miles from the UK. The largest mountain on Guadeloupe, La Grande Soufriere, was formerly an active volcano but is now extinct, with its last eruption occurring in 1976.

1. By Philip

2. Climate of Guadeloupe
On average temperatures in Guadeloupe are
always high. They have a lot of rainy seasons
like April, May, June, July, August, September,
October, November and December. September
Is the wettest month of the year, august is the
hottest and December is the coolest.

3. The Population.
In Guadeloupe there is 403,750 people. In
Orkney there are 20,100.
There is quite a differences.
94.1% are Christians.
Most people speak French.

4. Where is it in the world?
It is in the Caribbean and is approximately
3,948.21 miles from the UK. It is near the islands
Monserrat and Dominica.

5. About Guadeloupe.
The capital city is Basse-Terre.
A long time ago Swedish people had owned it,
but not for a long time

6. The flag

7. The volcano in Guadeloupe
The volcano is called La Grande Soufriere.
Now It is just a mountain but a long time ago
it used to be a volcano. In English it would be
big sulphur outlet. It rises to 1,467m. There
was an eruption in 1976 but no one was
killed. Now the volcano is extinct.

9. Time zones
When it is 6:03 in Guadeloupe it is 11:03 in the
UK. Which is a 5 hour time difference.