Saint Peter Parish

Saint Peter Parish extends over 27.7 square kilometers of Dominican territory, featuring coastal villages and mountainous terrain reaching 435 meters above sea level.

The parish system in Dominica, including Saint Peter, was established during British colonial administration to organize the island's governmental and ecclesiastical divisions.

The village of Colihaut serves as the administrative center of Saint Peter Parish, maintaining local traditions through community gatherings and regional celebrations.

Residents of Saint Peter Parish access essential services through the main settlement of Colihaut, while secondary communities include Dublanc and Bioche.

Saint Peter Parish maintains the lowest population density among Dominican parishes, with only 44 inhabitants per square kilometer across its territory.

Location: Dominica

Elevation above the sea: 435 m

Shares border with: Saint John Parish, Saint Andrew Parish, Saint Joseph Parish

GPS coordinates: 15.48528,-61.46167

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:32