Branns Hamlet

Branns Hamlet
Branns Hamlet
Village
Country	Antigua and Barbuda
Island	Antigua
Civil parish	Saint John
Government
• Type	Village Council (possibly dissolved)
Population (2011)
• Total	689
Time zone	UTC-4 (AST)

Last updated October 23, 2023

Branns Hamlet is a village in Saint John Parish, Antigua and Barbuda.

Demographics

Branns Hamlet has two enumeration districts.

34800 Branns Hamlet-North
34900 Branns Hamlet-South

Census data (2011)

Source:^[3]

Individual

Q48 Ethnic	Counts	%
African descendent	636	92.31%
East Indian/India	1	0.16%
Mixed (Black/White)	2	0.32%
Mixed (Other)	10	1.44%
Hispanic	13	1.92%
Other	13	1.92%
Don't know/Not stated	13	1.92%
Total	689	100.00%

Q49 Religion	Counts	%
Adventist	81	11.87%
Anglican	113	16.59%
Baptist	22	3.25%
Church of God	72	10.57%
Evangelical	11	1.63%
Jehovah Witness	10	1.46%
Methodist	30	4.39%
Moravian	53	7.80%
Nazarene	12	1.79%
None/no religion	14	2.11%
Pentecostal	107	15.77%
Rastafarian	14	2.11%
Roman Catholic	52	7.64%
Weslyan Holiness	17	2.44%
Other	46	6.83%
Don't know/Not stated	25	3.74%
Total	679	100.00%
NotApp :	10

Q58. Country of birth	Counts	%
Africa	1	0.16%
Other Latin or North American countries	1	0.16%
Antigua and Barbuda	443	64.26%
Other Caribbean countries	7	0.96%
Canada	1	0.16%
Dominica	34	4.97%
Dominican Republic	18	2.56%
Guyana	63	9.13%
Jamaica	75	10.90%
Monsterrat	7	0.96%
St. Kitts and Nevis	3	0.48%
St. Lucia	7	0.96%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	6	0.80%
Trinidad and Tobago	1	0.16%
United Kingdom	1	0.16%
USA	14	2.08%
USVI United States Virgin Islands	7	0.96%
Not Stated	1	0.16%
Total	689	100.00%

Q61 Lived Overseas	Counts	%
Yes	42	9.50%
No	399	90.25%
Don't know/Not stated	1	0.25%
Total	442	100.00%
NotApp :	247

Q55 Internet Use	Counts	%
Yes	236	34.29%
No	447	64.90%
Don't know/Not stated	6	0.80%
Total	689	100.00%

Q71 Country of Citizenship 1	Counts	%
Antigua and Barbuda	558	80.93%
Other Caribbean countries	2	0.32%
Canada	1	0.16%
Other Asian and Middle Eastern countries	1	0.16%
Dominica	21	3.04%
Dominican Republic	7	0.96%
Guyana	36	5.29%
Jamaica	52	7.53%
St. Lucia	6	0.80%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	1	0.16%
USA	2	0.32%
Other countries	1	0.16%
Not Stated	1	0.16%
Total	689	100.00%

Q71 Country of Citizenship 2	Counts	%
Other Caribbean countries	7	5.13%
Canada	1	0.85%
Other Asian and Middle Eastern countries	1	0.85%
Dominica	15	11.97%
Dominican Republic	9	6.84%
Guyana	28	21.37%
Jamaica	23	17.95%
Monsterrat	4	3.42%
St. Lucia	1	0.85%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	4	3.42%
Trinidad and Tobago	1	0.85%
United Kingdom	6	4.27%
USA	28	21.37%
Other countries	1	0.85%
Total	129	100.00%
NotApp :	560

Household

Q2 Main Material of outer walls	Counts	%
Concrete	16	6.93%
Concrete/ Blocks	16	6.93%
Wood	156	67.53%
Wood and brick	2	0.87%
Wood and concrete	39	16.88%
Wood and galvanized	1	0.43%
Other (inc. improvised, stone, stone and brick)	1	0.43%
Total	231	100.00%

Q3 Main roofing material	Counts	%
Sheet metal	212	91.77%
Shingle (asphalt)	17	7.36%
Shingle (Other)	1	0.43%
Other (inc. improvised, tarpaulin, tile)	1	0.43%
Total	231	100.00%

Q5 Type of dwelling	Counts	%
Separate house	217	93.94%
Part of a private house	2	0.87%
Double house/duplex	2	0.87%
Do not know/Not stated	10	4.33%
Total	231	100.00%

Q4 Year built	Counts	%
Before 1980	34	14.72%
1980–1989	27	11.69%
1990–1999	57	24.68%
2000–2006	35	15.15%
Year 2007	3	1.30%
Year 2008	4	1.73%
Year 2009	3	1.30%
Year 2010	3	1.30%
Don't Know/not stated	65	28.14%
Total	231	100.00%

Q6 Type of ownership	Counts	%
Owned with mortgage	17	7.36%
Owned outright	126	54.55%
Rented Private	78	33.77%
Other (inc. leased, rented Gov., squatted)	8	3.46%
Do not know/Not stated	2	0.87%
Total	231	100.00%

Q7 Land tenure	Counts	%
Leasehold	4	1.73%
Owned/Freehold	120	51.95%
Rented	85	36.80%
Rented free	7	3.03%
Other (inc. permission to work land, sharecropping, squatted)	6	2.60%
Don't know/not stated	9	3.90%
Total	231	100.00%

Q12 Main source of water	Counts	%
Private, piped into dwelling	8	3.46%
Public standpipe	41	17.75%
Public piped into dwelling	133	57.58%
Public piped into dwelling	33	14.29%
Cistern/tank	13	5.63%
Other (inc. private not into dwelling, well/tank, spring/river)	3	1.30%
Total	231	100.00%

Q11 Garbage disposal	Counts	%
Garbage truck Private	5	2.16%
Garbage truck Public	225	97.40%
Other (inc. burning, burying, compost, dumping)	1	0.43%
Total	231	100.00%

Q23 3a Desktop Computer	Counts	%
Yes	59	25.54%
No	172	74.46%
Total	231	100.00%

Q23 3b Laptop Computer	Counts	%
Yes	37	16.02%
No	194	83.98%
Total	231	100.00%

Q23 9 Mobile Device	Counts	%
Yes	195	84.42%
No	36	15.58%
Total	231	100.00%

Q23 10 Radio	Counts	%
Yes	166	71.86%
No	65	28.14%
Total	231	100.00%

Q24 Motor Vehicles	Counts	%
0	118	54.38%
1	72	33.18%
2	17	7.83%
3	6	2.76%
4 or more	4	1.84%
Total	217	100.00%
Missing :	14

Q25 4 Internet access	Counts	%
No	185	80.09%
Yes	28	12.12%
Don't know/not declared	18	7.79%
Total	231	100.00%

Q27 Crime Reported	Counts	%
Yes	20	76.92%
No	6	23.08%
Total	26	100.00%
NotApp :	205

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References

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↑ "The political Neanderthal". 12 March 2020.
↑ "Antigua and Barbuda::Statistics Division/Redatam Webserver | Statistical Process and Dissemination Tool". redatam.org. Retrieved 2022-01-02.

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v t e Parish of Saint John
Populated places	Adelin Belmont Bendals Blue Waters Boon Point 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