ANTIGUA, BARBUDA and REDONDA
Flag of Antigua and Barbuda


Map of the parishes of Antigua
Redonda is a very small, uninhabited Caribbean island
or islet which is part of Antigue & Barbuda in the Leeward
Islands, West Indies. It looks like a big rock in the middle of
the ocean as seen below

Most modern Antiguans are descendants of African slaves who labored in the sugar cane fields.
Antigua lies about 260 miles east-southeast of Puerto Rico
St John’s is the capital, chief port and largest city
The language is English
Antigua was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493
British settlement was established in 1632
Antigua & Barbuda History and Culture
www.geographia.com/antigua-barbuda/aghis01.htm
Antigua & Barbuda National Archives
Rappaport Center, Factory Rd, St. John’s, Antigua (268) 462-3946
Antigua & Barbuda Registrar General
High Court, High St., St. John’s, Antigua, (268) 462-3929
Museum of Antigua & Barbuda/Antigua Historical and Archaeological Society
Box 103, Long St., St. John’s, Antigua, (268) 462-1469
www.rootsweb.com/~atgwgw/museum/museum.html
See also West Indies
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