South Andros - People and Facilities

People and Facilities

South Andros is also the origins of many notable Bahamians like Lady Pindling (the wife of Sir Lynden Pindling), Picewell Forbes (longtime radio personality and current Member of Parliament for South Andros), Dr Leon Higgs (former President of the College of the Bahamas) and well known Businessman Tiger Finlaysson. The majority of South Andros residents are members of either Baptist or Seventh-day Adventist Church congregations, with a few Catholic, Anglican and other denominations represented by a church or two. There are no movie theatres, video rental stores, chain restaurants, major hotels, or major car rental agencies on South Andros; however, Bank of the Bahamas has a branch in Kemp's Bay (ATM & public banking on Wednesdays). For tourist information including accommodations, activities and more visit South Andros Island Bahamas.

Local government in the Bahamas
Second-Scheduled Districts
  • North Abaco
  • Central Abaco
  • South Abaco
  • North Andros
  • Central Andros
  • South Andros
  • Cat Island
  • West Grand Bahama
  • East Grand Bahama
  • Central Eleuthera
  • North Eleuthera
  • Exuma and Cays
  • Long Island
Third-Scheduled Districts
  • Grand Cay
  • Green Turtle Cay
  • Hope Town
  • Moore's Island
  • Acklins
  • Mangrove Cay
  • Berry Islands
  • Bimini
  • Crooked Island
  • Freeport
  • Harbour Island
  • South Eleuthera
  • Black Point
  • Inagua
  • Mayaguana
  • Ragged Island
  • Rum Cay
  • San Salvador
  • Spanish Wells
Related
  • Chief Councillors
  • Hope Town District Council
  • Local Government Act
  • New Providence

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