St. James, Trinidad

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St. James, Trinidad is a vibrant urban district in Port of Spain known for its multicultural community, lively nightlife, and rich Indo-Trinidadian cultural traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf neighbourhood
urban district
belongsTo Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
linked to: Trinidad and Tobago
climate tropical climate
continent North America
country Trinidad and Tobago
demographicCharacteristic ethnically diverse population
high population density
economicActivity food and beverage services
hospitality industry
retail trade
ethnicComposition Afro-Trinidadian community
Indo-Trinidadian community
hasCulturalEvent Carnival-related activities
Diwali celebrations
linked to: Diwali

Hosay observances
hasCulturalInfluenceFrom African culture
Caribbean culture
Creole culture
Indian culture
hasFeature bars and nightclubs
commercial main street
residential areas
small retail shops
street food vendors
knownFor Indo-Trinidadian cultural traditions
lively nightlife
multicultural community
languageUsed English
Trinidadian English Creole
locatedIn Port of Spain
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Port of Spain
locatedNear Gulf of Paria
locatedOnTerritory Trinidad
partOf Port of Spain metropolitan area
linked to: Port of Spain
region Caribbean
religion Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
timeZone Atlantic Standard Time
linked to: Atlantic Time Zone
transportConnection served by Port of Spain public transport network
urbanizationLevel highly urbanized
urbanRole commercial corridor of Port of Spain
entertainment hub of Port of Spain
UTCOffset −04:00

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Hosay notableLocation St. James, Trinidad
Nicki Minaj placeOfBirth Saint James, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
linked to: St. James, Trinidad
Onika Tanya Maraj placeOfBirth Saint James, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
linked to: St. James, Trinidad