Axarplex has determined that the centre of population of Antigua in 2011 was 17.0824356740° N, -61.8127506700° W. This was calculated by first finding the geographic centre of each enumeration district, and then weighting these coordinates based on population. The 2011 centre of population is located in ED 33502 (St. Claire–All Saints Road). This data does not include Barbuda.

Due to the lack of official main language data from the Antigua and Barbuda Statistics Division, Axarplex has estimated the main languages of the population of Antigua and Barbuda based on available 2011 data. It should be noted that nearly all Antiguans and Barbudans can fluently speak standard English. The main language in this context is the language the speaker uses the most in all daily situations. ABC in this table refers to Antiguan and Barbudan Creole. Language Number of Speakers (main language) Dominican Creole English 3,563 Dominican Creole French 91 Guyanese Creole 6,038 Jamaican Creole 4,427 Montserratian Creole 633 Saint Kitts Creole 367 Saint Lucian Creole 598 Vincentian Creole 669 Trinidadian Creole 499 Virgin Islands Creole 405 Other 2,999 Any standard English 5,193 Spanish 2,083 Unknown ABC variety 567 North Antiguan Creole 48,404 South Antiguan Creole 6,831 Barbudan Creole 1,451 Total 84,818

The most prevalent political concerns in the 2025 Barbuda Council elections (late March) are land rights, the environment, and failing infrastructure. With the emergence of the "Plan Barbuda" movement, more Barbudans are involving themselves in the issue of land rights. The central government has also commenced the land adjudication process in most of the island's districts. Related to the issue of land rights, some Barbudans are also concerned about the potential environmental impact of new developments. Barbuda's infrastructure has also not fully recovered from Hurricane Irma, with both the central government and Barbuda Council competing to improve them.

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The following will be a list of parishes and dependencies:

The following will be a list of settlements in Antigua and Barbuda:

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Exchange Island is an island in the northern archipelago of the parish of Saint Peter. Exchange Island is primarily rocky, with small bushes in the south. Exchange Island has an area of 5,147 square metres and is to the north of Guiana Island. Exchange Island was sold in 1671 by John Heely to Thomas Gravenor Grant, for stone to build a house.