Antigua and Barbuda

Official name	Antigua and Barbuda
Name in local language	Antigua and Barbuda (en)
Continent	Americas
Subcontinent	Caribbean
Population (ranking: 209e)	104,084 inhabitants (2019)
Population growth	1.00 % / year
Area	277 km²
Density	375.75 inhabitants / km²
GDP (ranking: 196e)	1.624 billions $USD (2018)
GDP/capita (ranking)	16,864 $USD (2018)
GDP growth	4.90 % / year (2018)
Life expectancy (ranking)	76.90 years (2018)
Birth rate	15.80 ‰ (2016)
Fertility rate	2.01 children / woman (2016)
Death rate (ranking)	5.70 ‰ (2016)
Infant mortality rate (ranking)	12.50 ‰ (2016)
Literacy rate	99.00 % (2017)
Official languages	English
Currency	East Caribbean dollar ($ XCD)
HDI (ranking: 104e)	0.776 / 1 (2018)
EPI (ranking)	59.18 (2018)
Government	Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Head of State	Queen Elizabeth II ; Governor-General Rodney Williams
National Day	1 November (independence of 1981)
ISO Codes	AG, ATG
Demonym	Antiguan Barbudan
Tourists (ranking)	247,000 people (2017)

Antigua and Barbuda is a state in the Caribbean, with the capital Saint John’s. It is located about fifty kilometers north of Guadeloupe (France) and north-east of Montserrat. The state is made up of two main islands, the island of Antigua and the island of Barbuda, as well as a few smaller islands, including Redonda, a volcanic island of about 1.6 km², which was mined until at the beginning of the 20th century. He is part of the British Commonwealth and his chief of state is Elizabeth II. It is also part of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas (ALBA).

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Urban areas (2017)

Urban areas	Population
Saint John's Maps:  St John’s – road map St John’s – satellite	92,928 inhabitants

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Administrative divisions

Parishes and dependencies	Population	Area
Antigua	92,928 inhabitants	175 km²
Barbuda	2,109 inhabitants	100 km²
Redonda	0 inhabitants	2 km²

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See also

• Wikipedia - Antigua and Barbuda