List of populated places in the Caribbean

This is a list of populated places in the Caribbean. Only the major metropolitan areas and largest populated or significant places in each country, national region/district, or national territory are listed. In most cases, the largest populated place for a given country, national region, or territory is the capital.

The Caribbean region

Largest populated places

List of largest populated places by country/region/territory in the Caribbean
Link to list of cities by country, region, or territory Populated place Population Year Refs
Anguilla (British Overseas Territory) The Valley2,0352010[1]
Antigua and Barbuda (Commonwealth realm)Saint John's24,2262010[2]
Aruba (Constituent state of the Kingdom of the Netherlands)Oranjestad29,9982010[3]
Bahamas (Commonwealth Realm)Nassau227,9402010[4]
BarbadosBridgetown98,5112010[5]
Belize (Commonwealth Realm)Belize City[Note 1]61,4612010[6]
Bonaire (special municipality of the Netherlands)Kralendijk10,6202017[7]
British Virgin Islands (British Overseas Territory)Road Town8,4492010[8]
Cayman Islands (British Overseas Territory)George Town[Note 2]40,2002019[9][10]
CubaHavana2,117,6252015[11]
Curaçao (Constituent state of the Kingdom of the Netherlands)Willemstad136,6602011[12]
DominicaRoseau14,7252011[13]
Dominican RepublicSanto Domingo3,658,6482015[14]
Grenada (Commonwealth Realm)St. George's33,7342012[15]
Guadeloupe (overseas department/region and single territorial collectivity of France)Pointe-à-Pitre132,8842013[16]
HaitiPort-au-Prince2,618,8942015[17]
Jamaica (Commonwealth Realm)Kingston1,190,7632015[18][19]
Martinique (overseas department/region and single territorial collectivity of France)Fort-de-France78,1262013[20]
Montserrat (British Overseas Territory)Brades1,0001998[21]
Nueva Esparta (a Venezuelan state)Porlamar[Note 1]144,8302011[22]
Puerto Rico (Territory of the United States)San Juan metropolitan area2,196,5382015[23]
Saba (special municipality of the Netherlands)The Bottom4622001[24]
San Andrés and Providencia (Venezuelan state)San Andrés[Note 1]55,4262005[25]
Saint Barthélemy (Dependent Territory of France)Gustavia2,3002017[26]
Saint Kitts and Nevis (Commonwealth Realm)Basseterre14,0002018[27]
Saint Lucia (Commonwealth Realm)Castries20,0002010[28]
Saint Martin (Dependent Territory of France)Marigot5,7002006[29]
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Commonwealth Realm)Kingstown12,9092012[30]
Sint Maarten (Constituent state of the Kingdom of the Netherlands)Philipsburg1,8942017[31]
Sint Eustatius (special municipality of the Netherlands)Oranjestad1,0382001[32]
Trinidad and TobagoChaguanas[Note 1]83,4892011[33]
Turks and Caicos Islands (British Overseas Territory)Providenciales[Note 1]23,7692012[34]
United States Virgin Islands (Territory of the United States)Charlotte Amalie18,4812010[35][36]

Notes:

  1. Not the capital of the country
  2. George Town is the largest city by population of the British Overseas Territories

Map of places

Largest populated places in Caribbean countries
Caribbean region, click on Interactive Map to browse region with ordered list of places by population

Cities in other nearby countries

See also

References

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