| Capital | Domoni |
|---|---|
| Area Sq Km | 424 km2 |
| Area Sq Miles | 424 km2 |
| Population | 230,000 |
| Languages | Three official languages: Shindzuani (Anjouan), Arabic and French |
| Religions | |
| Currency | Comoran Francs, previously linked to the French Franc and since January 1999 pegged to the Euro at the rate 491.9677 Comoran francs per euro. The Euro is commonly used in business. |
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Anjouan
Geographically, Anjouan is a part of the Comoro archipelago that is situated in the Indian ocean north of Madagascar.It is one of the four main islands of volcanic origin, surrounded by coral reefs namely Ngazidja (formerly Grande Comore), Nzwani (formerly Anjouan), Mwali (formerly Mohéli) and Mayotte. The latter is administered by France but is claimed by the Federal Islamic Republic of the Comoros. Land can only support subsistence agriculture but the surrounding seas are rich in marine life.
The island started to focus on development of its economy in the island. French and Arabic are the official languages of the island, but English is widely used for business. France Telecom in Reunion operates the local communication network and is connected using wireless technology.
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