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Origins of the names of places in Grenada

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St. George

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The capital of Grenada was named after the patron saint of England (King George iii) in 1764[1]

St. David

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The third largest parish of Grenada was named after the patron saint of Wales.[2]

St. Andrew

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The largest of the parishes, is named after Saint Andrew ,the patron saint of Scotland

St John

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The parish of St. John is named after John the Baptiste by the French during the 17th century.

St. Marks

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  1. St George - Grenada National Trust
  2. St David - Grenada National Trust