Herberts, Antigua and Barbuda

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Herberts, Antigua and Barbuda
Saint John
Coordinates17.095000, -61.815000
Population741
Area1.025 sq km
Island Antigua
Parish Saint John
Enumeration district(s)33404, 33405

Herberts is a major settlement in Saint John, Antigua and Barbuda.

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Geography

Herberts has an area of 1.025 km2. [1] [2]

Demographics

Herberts has two enumeration districts, 33404 Belmont_Herberts_North, and 33405 Belmont_Herberts_South.

Ethnic [3]
Q48 EthnicCounts%
African descendent62484.20%
Caucasian/White40.60%
East Indian/India222.98%
Mixed (Black/White)10.15%
Mixed (Other)658.79%
Hispanic81.04%
Other60.75%
Don't know/Not stated111.49%
Total741100.00%

Herberts has an ethnic diversity similar to the national average. [3]

Religion [4]
Q49 ReligionCounts%
Adventist719.68%
Anglican314.24%
Baptist446.05%
Church of God446.05%
Evangelical60.76%
Jehovah Witness192.57%
Methodist172.27%
Moravian8311.35%
Nazarene30.45%
None/no religion334.54%
Pentecostal13418.31%
Rastafarian60.76%
Roman Catholic506.81%
Wesleyan Holiness141.97%
Other506.81%
Don't know/Not stated12717.40%
Total730100.00%
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Like many other Antiguan towns, the amount of diversity in religious denominations is high, with Pentecostalism making up the largest religious identity. [4]

Country of birth [5]
Q58. Country of birthCounts%
Africa40.60%
Antigua and Barbuda43558.72%
Other Caribbean countries20.30%
Other Asian countries10.15%
Dominica567.60%
Dominican Republic40.60%
Guyana8211.03%
Jamaica9913.41%
Monsterrat91.19%
St. Kitts and Nevis20.30%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines40.60%
Trinidad and Tobago30.45%
United Kingdom91.19%
USA91.19%
USVI United States Virgin Islands30.45%
Not Stated172.24%
Total741100.00%

Herberts has a highly above average amount of diversity in country of birth, with only 58.72% of Herberts residents having been born in Antigua and Barbuda. [5] The second largest country of birth group is Jamaica. [5]

Country of Citizenship [6]
Q71 Country of Citizenship 1Counts%
Antigua and Barbuda57377.35%
Other Caribbean countries30.45%
Other Asian and Middle Eastern countries10.15%
Dominica212.83%
Guyana405.37%
Jamaica679.09%
Monsterrat60.75%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines20.30%
United Kingdom40.60%
USA70.89%
Other countries40.60%
Not Stated121.64%
Total741100.00%
Country of Second Citizenship [7]
Q71 Country of Citizenship 2Counts%
Other Caribbean countries21.87%
Canada10.93%
Other Asian and Middle Eastern countries21.87%
Dominica2521.50%
Dominican Republic21.87%
Guyana2823.36%
Jamaica2117.76%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines10.93%
Trinidad and Tobago43.74%
United Kingdom97.48%
USA1513.08%
Other countries75.61%
Total118100.00%
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  2. ↑ "Enumeration District Boundaries for the 2021 Census". nri.environment.gov.ag. Retrieved 2023-06-22.
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17°05′42″N61°48′54″W / 17.095000°N 61.815000°W / 17.095000; -61.815000

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