Antigua and Barbuda Parishes

Antigua and Barbuda is a two-island state in the Leeward Islands of the eastern Caribbean. Its first-level divisions are the six parishes of Antigua and the two dependencies, Barbuda and Redonda, and together they cover the whole country.

The quiz: Name to place, on the map
Grouped by: Parishes of Antigua, and the dependencies
In the game: 8 divisions

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What you are looking at

Antigua is the main island, and its six parishes are named for saints: Saint John in the north-west, with the capital St. John's, Saint George to its east, Saint Peter along the north-east coast, Saint Philip in the east, Saint Paul in the south and Saint Mary in the south-west. The two dependencies lie off the main island. Barbuda is a low, flat coral island about 40 km to the north, and Redonda is an uninhabited rock about 56 km to the south-west, so small that it is a speck on this map.

How to place one

Split the map into three. Barbuda is the large island at the top, Redonda is the dot at the bottom left, and everything between is Antigua.
Find the capital. Saint John holds St. John's, on the north-west coast.
Work round the coast. From Saint John, Saint George and Saint Peter run along the north and east, then Saint Philip, Saint Paul in the south and Saint Mary back in the south-west.

Every division, by group

Parishes of Antigua6 divisions: Saint George, Saint John, Saint Mary, Saint Paul, Saint Peter, Saint Philip
Dependencies2 divisions: Barbuda, Redonda