Grand Bay is also known as Berricoa or Berekua. It’s located in the south of Dominica. It is home to 2,288 people, making it the largest settlement in St. Patrick Parish.

Grand Bay, also known as South City, is the cultural capital of Dominica. It’s a vibrant community from the Atlantic Ocean coast to the southeast. The island of Martinique lies to its southeast across the ocean.

Portsmouth, home to 2,977 people, is the second-largest town in Dominica. It is located in Saint John Parish, on Dominica’s northwest coastline at the Indian River. Cabrits National Park can be found on the peninsula just north of town. Portsmouth is home to Prince Rupert Bay, its maritime port.

Portsmouth was initially chosen to be the capital of Dominica. However, it was only used in this capacity until 1760. The capital was moved to Roseau after the malaria outbreak in the same year.

Soufriere can be found on the southwest coast of Dominica. It is the capital city of Saint Mark Parish, with a population totaling 1,416.

Roseau, the capital and most populous city of Dominica, has a population of 14,725 at the 2011 census. It is a compact and small urban settlement located in Saint George’s parish. It is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and the Roseau River. It was built on the site where the historic Island Carib village, Sairi, used to be.

It’s located on the Dominica coast and features a mix of French colonial architecture and modern design.

Pointe Michel is a small community on the southwest coast of Dominica. It is situated south of Roseau capital and is well-known for being the birthplace of Dominica’s first female Prime minister, Dame Eugenia.
Alphonsia (Actress) Emmanuel was born in the city in 1956.