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Grenada

North America · Capital: Saint George's

Grenada is a country in North America, home to about 110,000 people across 344 km². Its capital is Saint George's. It is an island nation with no land borders.

Key facts

Capital

Saint George's

Region

North America

Population

~110,000 people

Area

344 km²

Density

320 people per km²

Coastline

Island nation

Hemisphere

Northern Hemisphere

Drives on the

Left

Language

English

Standard time zones

1

Highest point

840 m

Head of state

A monarch

Member of

Commonwealth of Nations

Flag colors

red, yellow, green

Flag features

at least one star

How Grenada ranks

  • 10th smallest country in the world by area.
  • One of 40 countries on Earth with no land border at all.

Every ranking is computed from the facts above — see the full record tables.

Which countries border Grenada?

Grenada shares no land border with another sovereign state.

Grenada in the game

Every puzzle gives three clues that exactly one country satisfies. Grenada is a deep cut — answers this obscure only show up in hard puzzles. These are the 30 clues from the pool that are true of Grenada, rarest first — the fewer countries share a clue, the harder it works for you on the board.

Common questions about Grenada

Which countries border Grenada?
Grenada shares no land border with another sovereign state.
What is the capital of Grenada?
The capital of Grenada is Saint George's.
Is Grenada landlocked?
No — Grenada is an island nation.
What language is spoken in Grenada?
Grenada has one official language, English.

Facts reviewed June 2025. Populations are rounded estimates; area includes inland water.