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United States Virgin Islands

This page is the city map of the United States Virgin Islands, showing streets, roads, paths, and places across the territory. The United States Virgin Islands are an unincorporated territory of the United States of America in the Caribbean Sea. The territory covers approximately 346.4 square kilometres and was established as a United States territory in 1917. OpenStreetMap records around 87,146 residents for the region, while the supplied population series reports a decline from 106,405 in 2010 to 104,917 in 2023. The region is divided into the Saint Croix District and the Saint Thomas - Saint John District.

City map United States Virgin Islands
Jesse Allen and Robert Simmon, Public domain – Wikimedia Commons

United States Virgin Islands – Facts

Population 87146
Area 346.4 km²
Subregions 2
Named after Virgin Islands, United States
Year built 1917
Country United States, Denmark
Body of water Caribbean Sea
Native name United States Virgin Islands
Official name U.S. Virgin Islands
Described by 1922 Encyclopædia Britannica, Collier's New Encyclopedia, 1921
Part of Virgin Islands, American West Indies, US Caribbean, Caribbean, European Union tax haven blacklist, Danish West Indies
Website http://www.vi.gov

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

City map Saint Croix District
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Saint Croix District

Saint Croix District is an administrative district at admin level 6 and corresponds to the island of Saint Croix, the largest island of the United States Virgin Islands. The district has a recorded population of 50,601 and an elevation value of 54 metres in the supplied regional data. Christiansted and Frederiksted are the principal historic towns on Saint Croix, with Christiansted known for its Danish colonial-era urban buildings and waterfront.

The district includes the island’s central and western settlements as well as landmarks such as Buck Island Reef National Monument off the northeast coast. Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve lies on the north coast of Saint Croix, where Christopher Columbus’s expedition landed in 1493. The island’s road network connects places including Christiansted, Frederiksted, and the airport area near Henry E. Rohlsen Airport.

City map Saint Thomas - Saint John District
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Saint Thomas - Saint John District

Saint Thomas - Saint John District is a census district at admin level 6 and includes the island of Saint Thomas, as stated in the supplied regional data. It has a recorded population of 51,634 and also covers Saint John, an island known for its extensive protected land. Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the United States Virgin Islands on Saint Thomas, contains historic streets, Fort Christian, and the 99 Steps.

Saint John includes Cruz Bay and Coral Bay, while roughly two-thirds of the island forms part of Virgin Islands National Park. The district also contains Hassel Island in Charlotte Amalie Harbor and the island of Water Island south of Saint Thomas. Mountain roads, coastal paths, and ferry connections link settlements such as Charlotte Amalie, Red Hook, Cruz Bay, and Coral Bay.

Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0) · Image: Wikimedia Commons