Saint Andrew Parish

Saint Andrew Parish spans 91 square kilometers of land, making it the largest administrative division in Grenada with Grenville as its capital city.

The French established this territorial entity in the 1650s under the name Morne de Combat before it became Saint Andrew Parish under British administration.

The parish maintains strong agricultural traditions through its numerous farms, where residents cultivate nutmeg, contributing substantially to Grenada's spice production.

The central market in Grenville functions as the primary commercial center, where farmers and fishermen sell fresh produce and seafood throughout the week.

The parish contains multiple fishing communities along its coastline, supporting both local food supply and commercial fishing operations in the Caribbean Sea.

Location: Grenada

Capital city: Grenville

Shares border with: Saint Patrick Parish, Saint Mark Parish, Saint John Parish, Saint George Parish, Saint David Parish

GPS coordinates: 12.11917,-61.62639

Latest update: March 5, 2025 01:25