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Grenada gained its independence from the United Kingdom on February 7, 1974. Located in the Caribbean, it remains a member of the Commonwealth. The process of independence was peaceful, securing political sovereignty through the establishment of a constitution and a self-governing administration. Since then, the nation has strengthened its identity by developing an economy centered on agriculture and tourism.
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Capital | Largest City: St. George's Area: 344 km² Population: 108,146 Population Density: 324.6/km² Language: English Political System: Commonwealth Realm, Constitutional Monarchy, Parliamentary System GDP: $1.28 billion GDP per capita: $11,160 UN Member: Yes
Capital | Largest City: London Regional Capitals and Largest Cities: London (England Capital and Largest City, UK Capital and Largest City), Edinburgh (Scotland Capital), Glasgow (Scotland Largest City), Cardiff (Wales Capital and Largest City), Belfast (Northern Ireland Capital and Largest City) Area: 244,376 km² Population: 69,551,332 Population Density: 278/km² Language: English (British) Political System: Commonwealth Realm, Constitutional Monarchy, Parliamentary System, Bicameralism, Unitary State, Common Law System GDP: $3.588 trillion GDP per capita: $52,456 UN Member: Yes
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Holding the flag I'm independent now, bye.
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Release Date 2026.10.01 / Last Updated 2026.10.01