St Patrick's and Carriacou

St Patrick's and Carriacou is a former parliamentary constituency in Grenada. It was established in 1924[1] and dissolved in 1935.

St Patrick's and Carriacou constituency

Country	Grenada
Former Constituency	St Patrick's and Carriacou
constituency Minister	No-One
Capital City	Sauteurs
Constituency Year	1924-Wednesday 15 May 1935

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Member of Parliament

Year	Winner
1924–1931	Fitz Henry Copeland
1931–1935	Hon. Frederick B Paterson

Local government and major towns in Grenada
Parish capitals	St. George's Grenville Gouyave Sauteurs Victoria
Former parish capitals	Marquis
Parish	Saint Andrew Saint David Saint George Saint John Saint Mark Saint Patrick
Dependency	Carriacou and Petite Martinique
Dependency capital	Hillsborough
Constituency	Saint Andrew North East Saint Andrew North West Saint Andrew South East Saint Andrew South West Saint Patrick East Saint Patrick West Saint Mark Saint John Saint David Saint George North East Saint George North West Saint George South East Saint George South Town of St George Carriacou and Petite Martinique
Constituency capitals	Hillsborough St. George's Grenville Gouyave Sauteurs Victoria La Fillete Tempe Morne Jaloux Conference Beausejour Sendall
Former constituency	St Patrick's and Carriacou

Emmanuel, Patrick (1967). Crown colony politics in Grenada, 1917-1951. University of the West Indies. p. 75. OCLC 5468548.

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