Tag Archives: Grenada

According to allcitypopulation, Grenada is a small island nation located in the Caribbean Sea. It has a population of approximately 110,000 people, making it one of the smallest countries in the world. The majority of Grenadians are of African descent, with around 25% being of mixed racial backgrounds. The remaining population is made up of those from East Indian, Syrian-Lebanese and European backgrounds. English is the official language spoken by the majority of Grenadians; however there are small pockets where French and Patois are also spoken. The population growth rate in Grenada is relatively low due to its small size and low fertility rate, which stands at around 1.7 births per woman. This has led to an aging population with over 20% aged 65 years or older as of 2020. Despite this, there is still a young demographic with almost 40% aged under 25 years old. Education levels in Grenada are quite high; 96% have achieved basic literacy and almost half the population have completed secondary or higher education studies. This reflects well on the quality of life that can be enjoyed by most Grenadians who benefit from government-provided health care and other services such as free education up until secondary school level. See itypetravel for Grenada Population and Language.