Quarters of Saint Lucia

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Quarters of Saint Lucia

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The island of Saint Lucia is divided into 11 quarters:

1. Anse la Raye
2. Canaries
3. Castries
4. Choiseul
5. Dennery
6. Gros Islet
7. Laborie
8. Micoud
9. Praslin
10. Soufrière
11. Vieux Fort

[edit] Districts statistics

District (Quarter)	Land area (km²)	Population (2001)	Density (persons/km²)
Anse la Raye	31	6,495	210
Canaries	16	1,906	119
Castries	79	61,341	776
Choiseul	31	6,372	206
Dennery	70	12,773	182
Forest	78	0	0
Gros Islet	101	19,816	196
Laborie	38	7,978	210
Micoud	78	17,153	220
Soufrière	51	7,328	144
Vieux Fort	44	16,329	371
Saint Lucia	617	158,076	256

Source: Saint Lucia Government Statistics Department

[edit] External links

• Saint Lucia Government Statistics Department
• City Population – Districts of Saint Lucia
• Statoids – Districts of Saint Lucia

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