Grenadian Trinbagonians

Grenadian Trinbagonians
Total population
	Born in Grenada; 7,851
Regions with significant populations
	2011 census 272 (Port of Spain); 94 (Mayaro/Rio Claro); 427 (Sangre Grande); 85 (Princes Town); 125 (Penal/Debe); 549 (Siparia); 250 (San Fernando); 139 (Arima); 363 (Chaguanas); 415 (Point Fortin); 1,139 (Diego Martin); 2,277 (San Juan/Laventille); 919 (Tunapuna/Piarco); 632 (Couva/Tabaquite/Talparo); 164 (Tobago);
Languages
	English · French · Languages of Grenada
Religion
	Christianity; Islam

Grenadian Trinbagonians are citizens or residents of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago whose ethnic origins lie fully or partially in Grenada.

History and settlement

Grenadians first came to Trinidad in the early 19th century.

In 2011, there were 7,851 Grenadian-born people living in Trinidad and Tobago.^[1]

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Total population
Born in Grenada 7,851
Regions with significant populations
2011 census 272 (Port of Spain) 94 (Mayaro/Rio Claro) 427 (Sangre Grande) 85 (Princes Town) 125 (Penal/Debe) 549 (Siparia) 250 (San Fernando) 139 (Arima) 363 (Chaguanas) 415 (Point Fortin) 1,139 (Diego Martin) 2,277 (San Juan/Laventille) 919 (Tunapuna/Piarco) 632 (Couva/Tabaquite/Talparo) 164 (Tobago)
Languages
English · French · Languages of Grenada
Religion
Christianity Islam