Clare Hall, Antigua and Barbuda

This article possibly contains original research. Please improve it by verifying the claims made and adding inline citations. Statements consisting only of original research should be removed. (January 2022) (Learn how and when to remove this message)

Village in Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda

Clare Hall
Village
Coat of arms
Country	Antigua and Barbuda
Island	Antigua
Civil parish	Saint John Parish
Government
• Type	Village Council (possibly dissolved)
Population
• Total	1,459
Time zone	UTC-4 (AST)

Clare Hall is a village in Saint John Parish, Antigua and Barbuda.

The village has a coat of arms.

The village is also home to Clare Hall Secondary School, which received nationwide attention for its instances of violence.

Demographics

Clare Hall has four enumeration districts.

31900 Upper Clare Hall
32000 Clare Hall-Central
32100 Clare Hall-Christian Union
32200 Clare Hall School

Census data (2011)

Source:

Q48 Ethnic	Counts	%
African descendent	1,258	86.22%
Caucasian/White	3	0.23%
East Indian/India	28	1.89%
Mixed (Black/White)	24	1.67%
Mixed (Other)	51	3.48%
Hispanic	43	2.95%
Syrian/Lebanese	29	1.97%
Other	14	0.98%
Don't know/Not stated	9	0.61%
Total	1,459	100.00%

Q49 Religion	Counts	%
Adventist	127	8.89%
Anglican	202	14.14%
Baptist	56	3.94%
Church of God	116	8.11%
Evangelical	100	7.03%
Jehovah Witness	18	1.24%
Methodist	102	7.11%
Moravian	84	5.87%
Nazarene	19	1.31%
None/no religion	73	5.10%
Pentecostal	156	10.90%
Rastafarian	6	0.39%
Roman Catholic	150	10.51%
Wesleyan Holiness	29	2.01%
Other	113	7.88%
Don't know/Not stated	80	5.56%
Total	1,429	100.00%
NotApp :	30

Q55 Internet Use	Counts	%
Yes	781	53.52%
No	656	44.97%
Don't know/Not stated	22	1.51%
Total	1,459	100.00%

Q58. Country of birth	Counts	%
Africa	4	0.30%
Other Latin or North American countries	2	0.15%
Antigua and Barbuda	950	65.10%
Other Caribbean countries	23	1.59%
Canada	10	0.68%
Other Asian countries	6	0.38%
Other European countries	3	0.23%
Dominica	88	6.06%
Dominican Republic	29	1.97%
Guyana	153	10.52%
Jamaica	50	3.41%
Monsterrat	8	0.53%
St. Kitts and Nevis	7	0.45%
St. Lucia	21	1.44%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	8	0.53%
Syria	23	1.59%
Trinidad and Tobago	1	0.08%
United Kingdom	1	0.08%
USA	47	3.26%
USVI United States Virgin Islands	8	0.53%
Not Stated	17	1.14%
Total	1,459	100.00%

Q71 Country of Citizenship 1	Counts	%
Antigua and Barbuda	1,195	81.91%
Other Caribbean countries	13	0.91%
Canada	2	0.15%
Other Asian and Middle Eastern countries	19	1.29%
Dominica	38	2.57%
Dominican Republic	17	1.14%
Guyana	82	5.60%
Jamaica	38	2.57%
Monsterrat	2	0.15%
St. Lucia	13	0.91%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	3	0.23%
United Kingdom	1	0.08%
USA	19	1.29%
Other countries	7	0.45%
Not Stated	11	0.76%
Total	1,459	100.00%

Q71 Country of Citizenship 2	Counts	%
Other Caribbean countries	21	7.51%
Canada	11	3.95%
Other Asian and Middle Eastern countries	9	3.16%
Dominica	49	17.39%
Dominican Republic	15	5.53%
Guyana	72	25.69%
Jamaica	13	4.74%
Monsterrat	7	2.37%
St. Lucia	8	2.77%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	6	1.98%
Trinidad and Tobago	1	0.40%
United Kingdom	10	3.56%
USA	53	18.97%
Other countries	6	1.98%
Total	279	100.00%
NotApp :	1,179

Employment status	Counts	%
Employed	733	63.36%
Unemployed	61	5.25%
Inactive	354	30.63%
Not stated	9	0.76%
Total	1,157	100.00%
NotApp :	301

References

http://laws.gov.ag/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/cap-466.pdf
"The political Neanderthal". 12 March 2020.
"The history of the island of Antigua, one of the Leeward Caribbees in the West Indies, from the first settlement in 1635 to the present time". 1894.
"Antigua and Barbuda::Statistics Division/Redatam Webserver | Statistical Process and Dissemination Tool". redatam.org. Retrieved 2021-12-26.

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: St. John's
Saint George	Barnes Hill Carlisle Coolidge Crosbies Fitches Creek Gunthorpes New Winthorpes Osbourn Paynters Piggotts Sea View Farm Sugar Factory Upper Lightfoot
Saint John	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
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 Dieppe Bay English Harbour Falmouth Liberta Mathews Pattersons Swetes Table Hill Gardens
Saint Peter	Diamonds Freemans Mercers Creek Pares Parham Vernons
Saint Philip	Collins Ffryes Freetown Glanvilles Montpelier Newfield Seatons St. Phillip's Willikies
Barbuda	Codrington Barbuda-North Barbuda-South Barbuda-East
Redonda	n/a

17°07′N 61°49′W / 17.117°N 61.817°W / 17.117; -61.817

This Antigua and Barbuda location article is a stub. You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it.

Categories: