| Capital | St. Peter Port |
|---|---|
| Area Sq Km | 78 |
| Area Sq Miles | 30 |
| Population | 64 555 |
| Languages | French, English |
| Religions | Protestant, Roman, Catholic |
| Currency | Pound |
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Guernsey
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