CARICOM CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (CCDP)

National Census Report 2001, St. Vincent and the GrenadinesKingstown, Calliaqua and Marriaqua were the only census divisions to have had more femalesthan males, while in Kingstown Suburbs the sex ratio was 100.There are several factors that could have contributed to this shift including, more male birthsthan female births and higher female net migration. A more detailed look at the vital statisticsand migration data for the 1990s would be useful in the conducting of further analysis.Table 1.8: Total Population by Administrative Division and Sex Ratio, 2001Administrative Division Total Male Female Sex RatioTotal 106 253 53 631 52 622 102Kingstown 13 212 6 487 6 725 96Kingstown Suburbs 12 508 6 262 6 246 100Calliaqua 22 095 10 823 11 272 96Marriaqua 8 145 4 035 4 110 98Bridgetown 6 754 3 460 3 294 105Colonarie 7 482 3 817 3 665 104Georgetown 6 914 3 532 3 382 104Sandy Bay 2 716 1 442 1 274 113Layou 6 303 3 221 3 082 105Barrouallie 5 422 2 803 2 619 107Chateaubelair 6 087 3 144 2 943 107North Grenadines 5 389 2 915 2 474 118South Grenadines 3 226 1 690 1 536 11015