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Bendals is a large village located in the St. John's Division of central Antigua. It is a rather dispersed settlement with two non-contiguous settlement areas: one in the north around 17.08057° N, 61.82950° W, and one in the south around 17.07203° N, 61.83640° W. The main places of Bendals, Bathlodge, Green Castle, and Emmanuel, while officially separate villages, form one large community. The place names of Green Castle and Bathlodge are well-known around the island, but an

This page is a raw set of tables for readers who prefer not to read the Antiguan and Barbudan Creole Dictionary in PDF format. Read Part II. The PDF version will provide a better reading experience. Read it here. Part I This supplemental Antiguan and Barbudan–English dictionary is published as an educational resource for the Antiguan and Barbudan-speaking population due to the lack of an accessible and free guide to the Antiguan and Barbudan language. This guide uses Axarp

The Antiguan and Barbudan Language Academy at the Axarplex Institute offers a supplemental dictionary of Antiguan and Barbudan Creole with two parts: one in spoken Antiguan and Barbudan Creole and one in literary Antiguan and Barbudan Creole. These dictionaries utilise the Antiguan and Barbudan orthography (standardised spelling system). This dictionary is a work in progress. This is a supplemental publication– a full dictionary is in progress. Expanded editions are to be re

This page is a raw set of tables for readers who prefer not to read the Antiguan and Barbudan Creole Dictionary in PDF format. This is a supplemental publication– a full dictionary is in progress. Read Part I. The PDF version will provide a better reading experience. Read it here. Part II This document serves as a guide to the standard register of the Antiguan and Barbudan language, known as Aawitaak. Aawitaak (literally “our talk”) uses features from the various basilecta

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Antiguan and Barbudan Creoles (also: Ancestral Antiguans and Barbudans) are a group of Antiguans and Barbudans who primarily speak Antiguan and Barbudan Creole and are the descendants of the white, black, and mixed populations of the country prior to emancipation in 1834. Antiguan and Barbudan Creoles are subdivided into two main groups, the black creoles that are the descendants of the country's slaves and the white creoles that are the descendants of the plantocracy. A broa

As of May 2025, no legislation in Antigua and Barbuda establishes an official capital city. St. John's is the unofficial administrative...

- Aal Sient (aːl seɪnt) - Aato (aːtoʊ) - Aazborn (aːzbɔɹn) - Adelin (adɛlɪn) - Atan Il (aːtən ɪl) - Amanyual (əmanjuəl) - Apa Gaambal (əpə gaːmbəl) - Apa Laitfut (əpə laɪtfʊt) - Baabyuuda-Ees (baːbjuːdə iːs) - Baabyuuda-Nawt (baːbjuːdə nɔt) - Baabyuuda-Sout (baːbjuːdə saʊt) - Baan Il (baːn ɪl) - Batlaaj (batlaːd͡ʒ) - Belmant (bɛlmaːnt) - Belvyuu Ait dem (bɛlvjuː aɪt dɛm) - Bendal (bɛndəl) - Betesda (bɛtɛsdə) - Bluu Wata dem (bluː wata dɛm) - Bolan (bɔlən) - Braan Aamlit (bɹaː

- St. John’s (seɪnt d͡ʒɑnz) - Adelin (ədɛlɪn) - Airport/Osbourn (ɒzbɔːɹn) - All Saints (ɑl seɪnts) - Barnes Hill (bɑːɹnz hɪl) - Bathlodge (bæθlɒd͡ʒ) - Bellevue Heights (bɛlvjuː haɪts) - Belmont (bɛlmɒnt) - Bendals Road (bɛndəlz ɹoʊd) - Bendals (bɛndəlz) - Bethesda (bəθɛz.də) - Blackmans Estate (blækmænz ɪsteɪt) - Blue Waters (bluː wɔː.təz) - Boggy Peak (boʊɡi piːk) - Bolans (bɔlɪnz) - Branns Hamlet (bɹænz hæm.lɪt) - Browns Bay (bɹaʊnz beɪ) - Buckley's (bʌkliz) - Carlisle (kɑː

- Aal Sient - Aato - Aazborn - Adelin - Atan Il - Amanyual - Apa Gaambal - Apa Laitfut - Baabyuuda-Ees - Baabyuuda-Nawt - Baabyuuda-Sout - Baan Il - Batlaaj - Belmant - Belvyuu Ait dem - Bendal - Betesda - Bluu Wata dem - Bolan - Braan Aamlit - Buklee - Daiman - Dau Il - Dyep Bei - Ebaneeza - Faamat - Faiv Ailan dem - Fich Kreek - Frai - Freeman - Freetung - Gyaantrop - Glaanvil - Green Il - Green Kaasal - Grie Il - Inglish Aaba - Jaali Aaba - Jaan Yuuz - Jaansan Point - Jak

Saint Philip is the least populated parish of Antigua, home to 3,689 people in a 2018 estimate. Saint Philip is mostly xeric scrub and is...

Axarplex has estimated that the population of Barbuda in March 2025 was 2,233 . This estimate is based on various datasets, including the...

Main places have been defined by Axarplex as independent human settlements with a common geography and status as defined by the Antigua...

Axarplex has determined that the centre of population of Antigua in 2011 was 17.0824356740° N, -61.8127506700° W. This was calculated by...

Estimates as of 2023, based on government data and surveys. Information is also available for some villages in the country, which may be...

The parishes of Antigua and Barbuda were historically governed by a parish vestry that met in the parish church. These churches still stand today and the capitals of the parishes are as follows: - Saint George: Fitches Creek - Saint John: St. John's - Saint Mary: Old Road - Saint Paul: Falmouth - Saint Peter: Parham - Saint Philip: St. Philip's The centre of the Barbudan government, and Barbudan life in general, has always been Codrington. The parish of Holy Trinity, which