Saint Croix
St. Croix is one of the U. S. Virgin Islands, in the Caribbean. Bright yellow Fort Christiansvaern is among Christiansted National Historic Site's Danish colonial buildings. West, St. George Village Botanical Gardens occupies an old sugar plantation. Point Udall's Millennium Monument marks the easternmost point of U. S. territory. North, Salt River Bay National Park has archaeological sites, mangroves and coral reefs.
People born in Saint Croix (First 49 people) - Page 0
Jean-Nicolas Curély
Non-commissioned officer
Amédée Bollée
French inventor
Ryan Boudinot
Writer
Mike Yard
American comedian
Midre Cummings
Baseball player
Dezarie
Wais P
Musical artist
Joe Aska
American football running back
Sugar Ray Seales
American boxer
Hubert Harrison
American writer
Gerard Luz James
Politician
Gregory Francis
Lieutenant Governor of the United States Virgin Islands
Hanik Milligan
American football player
Tabarie Henry
Olympic athlete
Allison Peter
Olympic athlete
Tim Duncan
American former professional basketball player
Linval Joseph
American football defensive tackle
Mekia Cox
American actress
Denis Charles
Drummer
Raja Bell
American former professional basketball player
Quentin Coryatt
American football player
Jasmin St. Claire
American pornographic actress
Scott Duncan
Cinematographer ‧ Tim Duncan's brother
Tombi Bell
American basketball player
Andre Wadsworth
American football player
Hayden Walsh Jr.
Antiguan-American cricketer
George Gleason
Former swimmer
Michael Felix
Film producer
Reemah
Musical artist
Sheryl Williams Stapleton
Former New Mexico State Representative
Tajama Abraham
Basketball player
Batch
Musical artist
Curtis V. Gómez
Clayton Hee
Kevin Sheppard
Basketball player
Samuel Ebbesen
Military personnel
Adriel Sanes
Swimmer
Muhammad Halim
American athlete
Ramesses McGuiness
Soccer player
Odin Lloyd
Tricia Duncan
Former swimmer
Samuel E. Ebbesen
Military personnel
Tajama Abraham Ngongba
Former professional basketball player
Ismay Duvivier
American dancer and nurse
Isaac Carow
Charles Carow's father
Flemming Helweg-Larsen
Francis James Newton
Former High Commissioner of Southern Rhodesia to the United Kingdom
