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Just curious!! Why does CC use the french St. Martin name on this board when most all cruise ships port in dutch St. Maarten. Anyone know??

 

Because it is easier to spell St. Martin then St. Maarten. At least that is why I use it.:D

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Just curious!!

Why does CC use the french St. Martin name on this board

when most all cruise ships port in Dutch St. Maarten.

Anyone know??

Good question!

 

Cruise ships do indeed dock on the Dutch side

-at Philipsburg, capital of the Dutch side, spelled Sint Maarten

but we'll go with St.Maarten

 

 

Over on the French side, the spelling changes to St.Martin

-but it gets mixed up! :D

 

 

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