St. John’s, the capital and biggest city of Antigua & Barbuda, is part of the West Indies region in the Caribbean Sea. St. John’s, with a population of 22219 people, is the country’s commercial center and the main port on the island of Antigua.

Bolans, the head town of Saint Mary’s Parish, is located at the southern end of Antigua’s island. The community was once agricultural, but it has been slowly transformed into a hub of tourist activity. The community has many people involved in agriculture to provide income or feed their families.

Bolans is home to the Jolly Beach Resort and Jolly Harbour Marina & Boatyard, which offers secure dockage with 24-hour security and a full-service marina. 2001 saw 1,888 inhabitants.

Potters Village is a village located in Antigua, Antigua, and Barbuda. It is located northeast of the island, east of St. John’s capital, and southwest of Piggotts.

The town’s Living Condition Index (unmet fundamental needs index) is 12.60. The unemployment rate is 16.1.

Piggotts is also known as St Mark’s Village. It’s a small township on Antigua Island in Antigua and Barbuda. It was home to 1,478 people in 2001.

It’s located east of St. John’s, the island’s capital.

Cedar Grove is located in the northern part of Antigua. It is found east of Boon Point, the island’s northernmost headlands. It is located 6 km (3.7 mi) northeasterly of St. John’s capital.