Grenada

Key facts

Capital

St. George's

Continent

North America

Subregion

Caribbean

Population

111,454

Land area

344 km²

ISO codes

GD / GRD

Languages

English

Coastline

Has a coastline

Currency

Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD)

Calling code

+1473

Internet domain

.gd

How Grenada compares

Grenada ranks 179th of 194 countries on this site by population and 184th by land area — under 0.01% of their combined population. In North America it ranks 19th of 23 by population and 22nd by area. It has a coastline. It shares no land border with another country.

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Flag of Grenada: colours

A pixel-accurate scan of the Grenada flag breaks down as 43.4% red, 30.5% yellow and 26.1% green.

• 43.4% red
• 30.5% yellow
• 26.1% green

Can you name a country from its colours alone? That is the whole idea behind the flag pie chart game.

Did you know?

1. Grenada is the 'Spice Isle,' famous for nutmeg, cinnamon, and cocoa drifting on the breeze.
2. Grand Anse Beach offers two miles of soft sand along a calm Caribbean bay.
3. Underwater sculptures off Molinere Bay form a snorkelable gallery of art on the reef.
4. Carnival Spicemas fills the streets with jab jab devils coated in molasses and red paint.
5. Grand Etang's crater lake sits in a rainforest where mona monkeys chatter in the trees.

Grenada: frequently asked questions

What is the capital of Grenada?

The capital of Grenada is St. George's.

What continent is Grenada in?

Grenada is in North America, specifically the Caribbean subregion.

What is the population of Grenada?

Grenada has a population of roughly 111,454 people, across a land area of 344 km².

What language is spoken in Grenada?

The main language of Grenada is English.

Does Grenada share a land border with any country?

Grenada has no land borders — it is an island nation or is otherwise surrounded by water.