Bolans

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Bolans
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Bolans
Coordinates: 17°3′57″N61°52′26″W / 17.06583°N 61.87389°W / 17.06583; -61.87389
Country Antigua and Barbuda
Island Antigua
Parish Saint Mary
Government
  TypeVillage Council [1] (possibly dissolved) [2]
  MPKelvin Simon
Area
  Total5.45 km2 (2.10 sq mi)
Elevation
11 m (36 ft)
Population
 (2011)
  Total2,053
  Density376.7/km2 (976/sq mi)
Time zone UTC-4 (AST)

Bolans is a community on the south-western end of the island of Antigua, headtown of the Saint Mary's Parish. It was once an agrarian community but has slowly been transformed into a centre of tourist activity. There are those in the community who involve themselves in agricultural activity, more as an avenue of feeding themselves or adding some needed income. Bolans is home to the world-famous Jolly Beach Resort as well as Jolly Harbour Marina and Boatyard which provides a sheltered dockage with 24-hour security and a full-service boatyard. It had a population of 1,888 in 2001.

Demographics

Bolands has eight enumeration districts.

Ethnic [3]
Q48 EthnicCounts%
African descendent1,77386.37%
Caucasian/White1597.77%
East Indian/India190.93%
Mixed (Black/White)140.67%
Mixed (Other)432.11%
Hispanic50.26%
Syrian/Lebanese30.15%
Other190.93%
Don't know/Not stated170.82%
Total2,053100.00%
Religion [4]
Q49 ReligionCounts%
Adventist22310.86%
Anglican48023.42%
Baptist261.29%
Church of God331.60%
Evangelical703.40%
Jehovah Witness130.62%
Methodist1668.08%
Moravian1145.56%
Nazarene1105.35%
None/no religion1929.37%
Pentecostal22310.86%
Rastafarian190.93%
Roman Catholic1235.97%
Weslyan Holiness1175.71%
Other673.24%
Don't know/Not stated773.76%
Total2,052100.00%
NotApp :1
Country of birth [5]
Q58. Country of birthCounts%
Africa120.57%
Other Latin or North American countries30.15%
Antigua and Barbuda1,43970.11%
Other Caribbean countries80.41%
Canada231.13%
Other Asian countries110.51%
Other European countries462.26%
Dominica542.62%
Dominican Republic110.51%
Guyana1296.28%
Jamaica1256.07%
Monsterrat130.62%
St. Kitts and Nevis50.26%
St. Lucia110.51%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines40.21%
Trinidad and Tobago60.31%
United Kingdom562.73%
USA653.19%
USVI United States Virgin Islands70.36%
Not Stated241.18%
Total2,053100.00%
Country of citizenship [6]
Q71 Country of Citizenship 1Counts%
Antigua and Barbuda1,62379.06%
Other Caribbean countries30.15%
Canada271.34%
Other Asian and Middle Eastern countries60.31%
Dominica341.65%
Dominican Republic70.36%
Guyana1035.04%
Jamaica984.78%
Monsterrat80.41%
St. Lucia50.26%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines50.26%
Trinidad and Tobago10.05%
United Kingdom432.11%
USA301.44%
Other countries381.85%
Not Stated190.93%
Total2,053100.00%
Country of second/dual citizenship [7]
Q71 Country of Citizenship 2 (Country of Second/Dual Citizenship)Counts%
Other Caribbean countries186.61%
Canada186.61%
Dominica217.78%
Dominican Republic41.56%
Guyana238.56%
Jamaica2910.51%
Monsterrat41.56%
St. Lucia51.95%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines10.39%
Trinidad and Tobago51.95%
United Kingdom259.34%
USA8932.68%
Other countries2910.51%
Total271100.00%
NotApp :1,782
Internet use [8]
Q55 Internet UseCounts%
Yes94345.94%
No1,05751.49%
Don't know/Not stated532.57%
Total2,053100.00%
Lived overseas [9]
Q61 Lived OverseasCounts%
Yes18212.62%
No1,24586.50%
Don't know/Not stated130.88%
Total1,439100.00%
NotApp :614

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