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Location of Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesSaint LuciaGrenadaSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesKingstown
Country

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

13.25° N, 61.20° W

No land border at all — every neighbor is across water, along 84 km of coast, the 161st longest on Earth.

land borders 0 km · 164th/230 · coastline 84 km · 161st/229
CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · ranks computed across the countries in this atlas that carry the value

Population
110,589
Area
389 km²
Population density
≈ 357 / km²
Capital
Kingstown
Natural Earth
ISO codes
VC · VCT
GDP (nominal)
$1.16 billion
GDP per capita (PPP)
$18,700
How big, reallyDrawn at the same scale as Maldives. Equal-area projection, not the map you are used to.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 389 km²Maldives 298 km²

geometry: Natural Earth 1:50m · EPSG:6933 equal-area

Where Saint Vincent and the Grenadines sits in the world

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  1. Median age38.1 years79th of 224 · median 32.6 years
  2. Life expectancy77.2 years93rd of 224 · median 76.2 years
  3. Fertility rate1.73 children per woman140th of 225 · median 1.92 children per woman
  4. Population110,589193rd of 235 · median 5,454,073
  5. Total area389 km²199th of 228 · median 83,736 km²
  6. Coastline84 km161st of 229 · median 402 km

Overview

Name

Christopher Columbus named the island Saint Vincent after Saint Vincent of Saragossa because the day of discovery was the saint's feast day.

Source: CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · text generated from this source, approved by a person

Climate

Its tropical climate brings little seasonal temperature variation and a rainy season from May to November.

Source: CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · text generated from this source, approved by a person

Flag and symbols

Three vertical bands mark the flag: blue on the left, a double-width gold center, and green on the right, with three green diamonds in a "V" pattern on the gold band. The diamonds represent the islands as "the Gems of the Antilles" and sit slightly lowered to reflect the country's position in the Antilles; blue stands for tropical sky and sea, yellow for sand, and green for vegetation. The national symbol is the Saint Vincent parrot.

Source: CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · text generated from this source, approved by a person

Key figures

CIA World Factbook

Economy

GDP (nominal)
$1.16 billion
GDP (PPP)
$1.88 billion
GDP per capita (PPP)
$18,700
GDP growth
+4.1%
Inflation (consumer prices)
3.6%
Unemployment
18.1%
Exports
$425.18 million
Imports
$641.18 million

People

Life expectancy
77.2 years
Median age
38.1 years
Birth rate
11.72 per 1,000
Death rate
7.75 per 1,000
Fertility rate
1.73 children per woman
Population growth
-0.15% a year
Urban population
54.3%
Languages
  • English
  • Vincentian Creole English
  • French patois
Religions
  • Protestant75%Pentecostal 27.6%, Anglican 13.9%, Seventh Day Adventist 11.6%, Baptist 8.9%, Methodist 8.7%, Evangelical 3.8%, Salvation Army 0.3%, Presbyterian/Congregational 0.3%
  • Roman Catholic6.3%
  • Rastafarian1.1%
  • Jehovah's Witness0.8%
  • other4.7%

Land

Total area
389 km²Land 389 km² · Water 0 km²
Coastline
84 km
Land borders
0 km
Highest point
1,234 m La Soufriere

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Connections

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Largest cities 1

Population · Natural Earth

  1. Kingstowncapital49.5K

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