Wikipedia:WikiProject Countries/Section size/Caribbean

Following is a table of country articles of the Caribbean, showing their size in bytes, and the size of seven common sections in bytes and as a percentage of article size.

Size of Caribbean articles, and size of seven common sections in bytes and as a percentage of article size (Live)
Section Country	Lead	History	Geography	Government and politics	Economy	Demographics	Culture
Antigua and Barbuda 83.6k	17.37% / 14,525	17.04% / 14,249	8.18% / 6,840	24.57% / 20,545	7.41% / 6,196	5.30% / 4,428	14.28% / 11,944
The Bahamas 142k	9.39% / 13,351	23.99% / 34,128	11.72% / 16,676	8.69% / 12,356	5.12% / 7,282	14.28% / 20,313	19.80% / 28,168
Barbados 149k	7.45% / 11,115	26.58% / 39,660	/	7.71% / 11,499	6.89% / 10,284	8.91% / 13,297	4.85% / 7,242
Cuba 285k	8.54% / 24,334	31.08% / 88,575	4.28% / 12,194	18.36% / 52,336	12.25% / 34,901	15.34% / 43,731	4.82% / 13,733
Dominica 120k	11.67% / 13,652	24.93% / 29,168	/	/	15.39% / 18,007	13.85% / 16,200	8.42% / 9,852
Dominican Republic 246k	9.08% / 22,319	20.94% / 51,445	4.83% / 11,872	6.97% / 17,115	9.79% / 24,041	30.47% / 74,854	12.52% / 30,747
Grenada 91.8k	12.33% / 11,323	34.51% / 31,680	10.18% / 9,346	8.09% / 7,430	7.32% / 6,719	5.37% / 4,926	2.88% / 2,641
Haiti 271k	8.71% / 23,635	41.83% / 113,535	7.75% / 21,043	8.67% / 23,527	10.53% / 28,568	10.89% / 29,547	5.17% / 14,019
Jamaica 220k	6.70% / 14,751	17.31% / 38,090	/	6.82% / 15,013	13.19% / 29,020	15.78% / 34,713	7.32% / 16,097
Saint Kitts and Nevis 74.4k	12.85% / 9,567	22.65% / 16,858	13.12% / 9,764	12.12% / 9,023	11.04% / 8,220	8.75% / 6,510	11.03% / 8,207
Saint Lucia 76.0k	15.59% / 11,852	22.63% / 17,206	15.10% / 11,480	/	9.14% / 6,947	11.60% / 8,819	9.26% / 7,038
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 78.3k	15.44% / 12,085	21.93% / 17,168	10.22% / 7,999	19.14% / 14,985	8.32% / 6,516	6.40% / 5,008	10.54% / 8,249
Trinidad and Tobago 191k	7.88% / 15,091	21.37% / 40,917	11.09% / 21,225	8.60% / 16,469	10.87% / 20,804	14.39% / 27,561	18.13% / 34,711

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