Essequibo Islands-West Demerara - Communities

Communities

(including name variants):

  • De Willem
  • Ampa
  • Amstel
  • Anna Catherina
  • Banakari
  • Berebisibali (Berebisiballi, Beribissibali, Beribissiballi)
  • Bethany
  • Caledonia
  • Canal #1 Polder
  • Canal #2 Polder
  • Caria Caria
  • Cornelia Ida
  • Dalli
  • De Jonge Rachael
  • Den Amstel (Den Amstel Village)
  • Elizabeth
  • Enterprise
  • Fredericksburg
  • Hague Backdam (Hague Front/Jib)
  • Hooboo
  • Hopetown
  • Hubu
  • Karia
  • Kariakaria
  • Lanaballi
  • Leonora
  • Lorenza
  • Louisiana
  • Makouria
  • Manaka
  • Maria Johanna
  • McDoom Village
  • Meadow Bank
  • Meten-Meer-Zorg
  • Melville
  • Morasi
  • Nismes
  • Parika
  • Patentia
  • Phoenix Town
  • Post Ampa
  • Primrose Hill
  • Ridge
  • Ruimzeight
  • Sarah
  • Saxacalli (Saxakalli, Saxsacali)
  • Schoon Ord
  • Simirie
  • Soesdyke (Soesdyk)
  • Stanleytown
  • Stewartville
  • Tuschen
  • Uitvlugt
  • Vergenoegen
  • Vreed-en-Hoop
  • Wales
  • Windsor Forest
  • Zeelandia

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