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Political Map of Jersey

by Vishal Kumar

The political map of Jersey represents all the political divisions along-with the capital cities. St. Helier is the capital city.


Political Map of Jersey

 

Located off the coast of Normandy, France, Jersey is the largest and southernmost of the Channel Islands. The island covers a total area of 45 square miles.

As shown in the map, Jersey is divided into twelve parishes for administrative purposes. The parishes are sub-divided into vingtaines. Each parish is administered by a Connetable, who is elected for a for a four-year term. All the parishes in Jersey border the sea. Saint Helier is the largest parish.

The other eleven parishes are:

  • Saint Clement
  • Saint Brelade
  • Grouville
  • Saint John
  • Saint Lawrence
  • Saint Martin
  • Saint Mary
  • Saint Ouen
  • Saint Peter
  • Saint Saviour
  • Trinity
Parish Population Area(km.²) Area(mi.²)
Grouville 4,866 8 3
Saint Brelade 10,568 13 5
Saint Clement 9,221 4 2
Saint Helier 33,522 11 4
Saint John 2,911 9 3
Saint Lawrence 5,418 10 4
Saint Martin 3,763 10 4
Saint Mary 1,752 7 3
Saint Ouen 4,097 15 6
Saint Peter 5,003 12 4
Saint Saviour 13,580 9 4
Trinity 3,156 12 5
12 parishes 97,857 118 46

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