Saint Patrick Parish

Saint Patrick Parish spans 44 square kilometers of land, featuring coastal areas and agricultural territories in the northernmost section of Grenada island.

The parish contains Leapers Hill, where in 1651, forty indigenous Caribs jumped off the cliffs rather than surrender to French colonization forces.

Local residents maintain traditional farming practices focused on nutmeg and cocoa production, which form the foundation of the parish's agricultural identity.

Visitors can reach the parish's capital, Sauteurs, through direct bus routes from Saint George's, with services running from early morning until late afternoon.

Lake Antoine, located within the parish boundaries, fills an extinct volcanic crater and maintains a constant water level despite lacking visible water sources.

Location: Grenada

Capital city: Sauteurs

Shares border with: Saint Mark Parish, Saint Andrew Parish

GPS coordinates: 12.20306,-61.64056

Latest update: March 3, 2025 22:48