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Grenada is an island nation at the southern end of the Windward Islands, north of Trinidad and Tobago, and its first-level map has seven pieces: six parishes on the main island, each named for a saint, and the dependency of Carriacou and Petite Martinique, out in the Grenadines to the north-east. Not to be confused with Granada, the city in Spain.
The six parishes of the main island and the dependency, named as Grenada names them. The island is a few tens of kilometres long and runs north to south, so the parishes are slices of it: Saint Patrick, Saint Andrew and Saint Mark in the north, and Saint John, Saint George and Saint David below them. The dependency is a separate piece of the map, two small islands that count as one answer.
The groups are not an official classification. They are the northern parishes, the southern parishes and the dependency, a way to learn the map a piece at a time.
Saint George holds St. George's, the capital, on the south-west coast, with its horseshoe harbour and the beaches of Grand Anse.
Saint Andrew is the largest parish, a broad stretch of the Atlantic side of the island, with Grenville, the second town, on its coast.
Saint Mark is the smallest of the six, a small parish on the Caribbean coast between Saint John and Saint Patrick, and the one most often missed.
Six, on the main island. Carriacou and Petite Martinique are a dependency rather than a parish, and the game counts them as a seventh answer.
Not officially. The groups here are the northern parishes, the southern parishes and the dependency, and they are only a way to learn the map.
No. Grenada is an island nation in the Caribbean, while Granada is a city in southern Spain.
