St. Johnston, St. John's

17°07′10″N 61°48′59″W / 17.119341°N 61.816385°W / 17.119341; -61.816385

Saint Johnston Saint Johnson's Village
Village
Country	Antigua and Barbuda
Island	Antigua
Civil parish	Saint John Parish
Government
• Type	Village Council^[1] (possibly dissolved)^[2]
Population (2011)
• Total	515
Time zone	UTC-4 (AST)

St. Johnston (or St. Johnston Village) is a settlement in the northwest of the island of Antigua. It lies to the east of the capital, St. John's, of which is virtually a suburb. Potters Village lies immediately to the southeast. It was named for the Governor General of the Leeward Islands, Sir Thomas Reginald St. Johnston who built a hospital there.

Demographics

Enumeration districts

St. Johnston has two enumeration districts. It is considered a part of St. John's City.

15700 St. Johnsons Village
15800 St. Johnsons East

Census data (2011)

Ethnic^[3]
Q48 Ethnic	Counts	%
African descendent	392	76.07%
East Indian/India	12	2.25%
Mixed (Other)	1	0.20%
Hispanic	106	20.65%
Other	1	0.20%
Don't know/Not stated	3	0.61%
Total	515	100.00%

Religion^[3]
Q49 Religion	Counts	%
Adventist	52	10.02%
Anglican	80	15.54%
Baptist	19	3.68%
Church of God	28	5.52%
Evangelical	3	0.61%
Jehovah Witness	3	0.61%
Methodist	13	2.45%
Moravian	15	2.86%
Nazarene	16	3.07%
None/no religion	52	10.02%
Pentecostal	104	20.25%
Rastafarian	7	1.43%
Roman Catholic	44	8.59%
Wesleyan Holiness	3	0.61%
Other	55	10.63%
Don't know/Not stated	21	4.09%
Total	515	100.00%

Country of birth^[3]
Q58. Country of birth	Counts	%
Africa	1	0.20%
Other Latin or North American countries	1	0.20%
Antigua and Barbuda	253	49.08%
Other Caribbean countries	2	0.41%
Dominica	20	3.89%
Dominican Republic	96	18.61%
Guyana	84	16.36%
Jamaica	21	4.09%
Monsterrat	4	0.82%
St. Kitts and Nevis	1	0.20%
St. Lucia	14	2.66%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	4	0.82%
Trinidad and Tobago	1	0.20%
USA	11	2.04%
USVI United States Virgin Islands	1	0.20%
Not Stated	1	0.20%
Total	515	100.00%

Lived Overseas^[3]
Q61 Lived Overseas	Counts	%
Yes	35	13.75%
No	216	85.42%
Don't know/Not stated	2	0.83%
Total	253	100.00%
NotApp :	262

Country Last Lived^[3]
Q62 Country Last Lived	Counts	%
Other Caribbean countries	9	32.14%
Canada	2	7.14%
United Kingdom	5	17.86%
USA	8	28.57%
USVI United States Virgin Islands	4	14.29%
Total	30	100.00%
NotApp :	486

Country of Citizenship^[3]
Q71 Country of Citizenship 1	Counts	%
Antigua and Barbuda	359	69.73%
Other Caribbean countries	2	0.41%
Dominica	9	1.84%
Dominican Republic	55	10.63%
Guyana	53	10.22%
Jamaica	15	2.86%
Monsterrat	2	0.41%
St. Lucia	8	1.64%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	4	0.82%
USA	5	1.02%
Other countries	2	0.41%
Total	515	100.00%

Country of Second Citizenship^[3]
Q71 Country of Citizenship 2	Counts	%
Other Caribbean countries	2	1.90%
Canada	1	0.95%
Dominica	8	7.62%
Dominican Republic	42	38.10%
Guyana	33	29.52%
Jamaica	6	5.71%
Monsterrat	2	1.90%
St. Lucia	6	5.71%
Trinidad and Tobago	1	0.95%
United Kingdom	1	0.95%
USA	7	6.67%
Total	111	100.00%
NotApp :	405

References

^ "Laws of Antigua and Barbuda: Village Councils Act" (PDF). 1989. Retrieved 16 March 2023.
^ "The political Neanderthal". Antigua Observer Newspaper. 12 March 2020. Retrieved 16 March 2023.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g "Redatam WebUtilities Exception". Retrieved 16 March 2023.

Sources

Miller, D. (ed.) (2005) Caribbean Islands. (4th edition). Footscray, VIC: Lonely Planet.
Scott, C. R. (ed.) (2005) Insight guide: Caribbean (5th edition). London: Apa Publications.

v t e Parish of Saint John
Populated places	Adelin Belmont Bendals Blue Waters Branns Hamlet Buckleys Cedar Grove Cedar Valley Clare Hall Clarkes Hill Crosbies Emanuel Five Islands Golden Grove Greenbay Herberts Nut Grove Ottos Potters Radio Range Skyline St. Claire St. John's St. Johnston Tomlinson Upper Gamble's Villa Yeptons	Caribbean portal
Geographical features	Boon Point Cooks Creek Dickenson Bay Five Island Harbour McKinnon's Pond Redonda
History and culture	Fort Barrington Fort James Government House Kingdom of Antigua
Landmarks and tourism	Antigua Carnival Blue Waters Hotel

v t e Populated places of Antigua and Barbuda
Largest city: Saint John's
Saint George	Barnes Hill Carlisle Coolidge Crosbies Fitches Creek Gunthorpes Hodges Bay Marble Hill New Winthorpes Osbourn Paradise View Paynters Piggotts Sea View Farm
Saint John	Aberdeen Bendals Branns Hamlet Buckleys Cedar Grove Cooks Hill Cooks New Extension Emanuel Five Islands Gamble's Terrace Golden Grove Gray Hill Grays Farm Green Bay Nut Grove Obeez Renfrew Saint John's Tomlinson Upper Gamble's Villa Weatherhills
Saint Mary	Bishops Blubber Valley Bolans Cades Bay Cedar Hall Claremont Crabs Hill Ebenezer Glebe Jennings John Hughes Johnsons Point New Division Old Road Orange Valley Mill Sawcolts Seaforths Urlings Yorks
Saint Paul	Bethesda Burkes Christian Hill Delaps English Harbour Falmouth Liberta Mathews Pattersons Swetes
Saint Peter	Big Duers Cocoa Hall Diamonds Freemans Gilberts Mercers Creek Parham Parrys Vernons
Saint Philip	Collins Ffryes Glanvilles Montpelier Newfield Seatons Saint Philips Willikies
Barbuda	Codrington Barbuda-North Barbuda-South Barbuda-East
Redonda	n/a

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Enumeration districts

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