Anguilla

Anguilla is an arid, flat Caribbean island surrounded on all sides by seawater.

But in some circumstances, the two vital elements can work in tandem—as a project recently unveiled in Anguilla reveals.

In 2012, the peak demand of Anglec, the Anguilla Electricity Company, Ltd., was about 13.6 megawatts.

Before the great recession, Anguilla was a favorite for celebrities who wanted to disappear.

“Before tourism, all Anguilla had was a little bit of salt and boat building,” he says.

The other is the willow-cat, or eel-cat (Ictalurus anguilla), of a pale yellowish or olivaceous color, without spots.

He said he had at different periods been stationed in Antigua, Anguilla, Tortola, and some other islands.

Not far from Anguilla the fleet was caught in a most terrible hurricane.

In spite of their external similarity the Gymnotidae have nothing to do with the eels (Anguilla).

A well-known fish (Anguilla vulgaris), of elongated form, common in rivers and estuaries, and esteemed for food.