Parishes of Dominica

Dominica

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Map of the parishes of Dominica

Dominica is divided into ten parishes.

Parish	Population (2011 census)	Area (km²) ^[1]
Saint George	21,241	56.2
Saint John	6,561	59.0
Saint Peter	1,430	32.6
Saint Joseph	5,637	121.2
Saint Paul	9,786	65.2
Saint Luke	1,668	7.8
Saint Mark	1,834	10.4
Saint Patrick	7,622	87.5
Saint David	6,043	131.5
Saint Andrew	9,471	178.1

See also

References

↑ "GeoHive - Dominica population statistics". Archived from the original on 27 August 2013. Retrieved 12 November 2016.

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