Dominica: Quick Facts

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Facts

Also Known As Commonwealth of Dominica
Head Of Government Prime Minister: Roosevelt Skerrit
Capital Roseau
Population (2026 est.) 62,100
Head Of State President: Sylvanie Burton
Form Of Government multiparty republic with one legislative house (House of Assembly [321])
Official Language English
Official Religion none
Official Name Commonwealth of Dominica
Total Area (Sq Km) 751
Total Area (Sq Mi) 290
Monetary Unit Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$)
Population Rank (2026) 209
Population Projection 2030 72,200
Density: Persons Per Sq Mi (2026) 214.1
Density: Persons Per Sq Km (2026) 82.7
Urban-Rural Population Urban: (2024) 72.3% • Rural: (2024) 27.7%
Life Expectancy At Birth Male: (2010) 72.8 years • Female: (2010) 78.9 years
Gni (U.S.$ ’000,000) (2024) 677
Gni Per Capita (U.S.$) (2024) 10,230
1Includes 21 elective seats, 9 appointees of the president, the speaker (elected from outside of the House of Assembly membership as of the 2005 elections), and the attorney general serving ex officio.

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National anthem of Dominica

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Eugenia Charles
Eugenia Charles
prime minister of Dominica
Liverpool, Nicholas
Nicholas Liverpool
president of Dominica

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Windward Islands: Grenada
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Morne Trois Pitons National Park
national park, Dominica
Roseau
Roseau
national capital, Dominica
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