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This is a list of cities in Antigua and Barbuda, sorted by alphabetical order.
The following is a complete list of settlements, specifically towns and villages during 1856: [2]
| Settlement Name | Total Population | Parish |
|---|---|---|
| City of Saint John | 8,515 | Saint John |
| All Saints | 283 | |
| Saint James | 389 | |
| Hamiltons | 202 | |
| Aberdeen | 46 | |
| Wilcox | 108 | |
| Laws | 22 | |
| Williams' Farm | 46 | |
| Bendals | 44 | |
| Bush Town | 33 | |
| Ferris' Farm | 9 | |
| Fort James | 25 | |
| Alleynes | 279 | |
| Hainings | 102 | |
| Potters | 179 | |
| Grays | 381 | |
| Tomlinsons | 172 | |
| Cooks | 36 | |
| Galley Bay | 367 | |
| Gray's Hill | 395 | |
| Side Hill & Green Bay | 866 | |
| Goat Hill | 10 | |
| Gracefield | 7 | |
| Olivers | 12 | |
| Crabb Hill | 133 | Saint Mary |
| Johnson's Point | 162 | |
| Dalzel's | 6 | |
| Urlin's | 104 | |
| Saint Mary's Glebe | 10 | |
| Bailey Hill | 19 | |
| Old Road Town | 96 | |
| Grace Bay | 50 | |
| Sea Valley | 44 | |
| Fairfield | 114 | |
| Green Hill (1) | 73 | |
| Kingston | 83 | |
| Fisher's | 16 | |
| River | 104 | |
| Nanton's | 85 | |
| Cedar Grove | 44 | |
| John Hughes | 128 | |
| Bishop's | 116 | |
| Green Hill (2) | 219 | |
| Jenning's | 117 | |
| Thompson's | 189 | |
| Darby's | 125 | |
| McGregor's | 20 | |
| Dunning's | 45 | |
| Jenning's (top) | 42 | |
| Gillards | 60 | |
| Bolans | 508 | |
| Dunning's (bottom) | 22 | |
| Roses | 38 | |
| Tottenham | 25 | |
| The Rectory | 16 | Saint Philip |
| Farrs Hill Village | 913 | |
| Seatons | 791 | |
| Newfield | 403 | |
| Willoughby Bay | 87 | |
| Wilkies | 249 | |
| Mayers | 40 | |
| Salters | 47 | |
| McKay Lands | 5 | |
| Sandy Ground | 3 | |
| Brooks Lands | 11 | |
| Grays Hill | 13 | |
| Winthropes Village | 309 | Saint George |
| Barnes Hill | 194 | |
| Saint Marks | 365 | |
| Osborns Farm | 213 | |
| Sea View Farm | 1,119 | |
| English Harbour | 986 | Saint Paul |
| Falmouth | 211 | |
| The Ridge | 62 | |
| Ffryes | 122 | |
| Victoria | 85 | |
| Bethesda | 299 | |
| Grace Hill | 151 | |
| Liberta | 788 | |
| Buckshorns | 19 | |
| Edwards | 63 | |
| Sweets | 572 | |
| Jenny Bush | 171 | |
| Spring Hill | 116 | |
| Bailey Hill | 31 | |
| Ding-a-ding-nook | 18 | |
| Parham | 500 | Saint Peter |
| Glebe | 123 | |
| Freemans | 537 | |
| Pares | 139 | |
| Osborns | 101 | |
| Parham Lodge | 194 | |
| Parham Hill | 83 | |
| Vernons | 82 |
Data for small estates, typically the size of tiny hamlets, were also collected. No estate had a larger population than a village. This list is incomplete and currently only has data for Saint John.
| Estate Name | Population | Parish |
|---|---|---|
| Thibou's | 47 | Saint John |
| Wood | 59 | |
| Drews Hill | 47 | |
| Skerrets and Clare Hall | 125 | |
| Dunbars | 67 | |
| Ottos | 94 | |
| Langfords | 191 | |
| Crosbies | 62 | |
| Hodges Bay | 67 | |
| Briggins | 90 | |
| Thibou Jarvis | 239 | |
| Mount Pleasant | ||
| Wetherills | ||
| Cedar Valley | ||
| Will Blizards | ||
| Tomlinsons | ||
| Cedar Grove | ||
| Marble Hill | ||
| Sir Geo. Thomas, Upper | ||
| Sir Geo. Thomas, Lower | ||
| Hawkes Bill | ||
| Brecknock | ||
| Turnbull's | ||
| Belvidere | ||
| Buckley's | ||
| Saint Clare | ||
| Mount View | ||
| Cookes | ||
| Friars Hill | ||
| Galley Bay | ||
| Potters | ||
| Villa | ||
| Belmont | ||
| Herberts | ||
| George Byams | ||
| Rose Hill | ||
| Hill House | ||
| Bendals | ||
| McKinnons | ||
| Harts and Royals | ||
| Cassada Garden | ||
| Adneys | ||
| Gambles | ||
| Union | ||
| Yapton | ||
| Denfield | ||
| Bath Lodge | ||
| Belle Vue | ||
| Renfrew | ||
| Body Ponds |
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