Districts and Sub-districts of The United States Virgin Islands

The United States Virgin Islands (pop. 106,405) are administratively divided into 3 districts, which are subdivided into 20 subdistricts.

The districts are:

  1. Saint Croix
  2. Saint Thomas
  3. Saint John

The subdistricts of Saint Croix (pop. 50,601) are:

  1. Anna's Hope Village (pop. 4,041)
  2. Christiansted (pop. 2,626)
    • Christiansted town (pop. 2,433)
  3. East End (pop. 2,453 )
  4. Frederiksted (pop. 3,091 )
    • Frederiksted town (pop. 859 )
  5. Northcentral (pop. 4,977)
  6. Northwest (pop. 4,863)
  7. Sion Farm (pop. 13,003)
  8. Southcentral (pop. 8,049)
  9. Southwest (pop. 7,498)

The sub-districts of Saint Thomas (pop. 51,634) are:

  1. Charlotte Amalie (pop. 18,481)
    • Charlotte Amalie town (pop. 10,354)
  2. East End (pop. 8,403)
  3. Northside (pop. 10,049)
  4. Southside (pop. 5,411)
  5. Tutu (pop. 6,867)
  6. Water Island (pop. 182)
  7. West End (pop. 2,241)

The sub-districts of Saint John (pop. 4,170) are:

  1. Central (pop. 779)
  2. Coral Bay (pop. 634)
  3. Cruz Bay (pop. 2,706)
  4. East End (pop. 51)

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