Borough of Diego Martin
About The Region
Diego Martin in Trinidad and Tobago has a diverse history that spans centuries. Before European colonization, it was home to indigenous peoples. Spanish, Dutch, and French influences characterized its early colonial history. With British rule, it became a center for sugarcane cultivation, but the decline of the sugar industry and the emancipation of slaves led to economic diversification. In the 19th and 20th centuries, Diego Martin transitioned into a suburban, residential area, and it remains a key part of the country’s urban landscape today. Its history reflects the broader narrative of Trinidad and Tobago, with indigenous roots, colonial legacies, and post-independence development.
Electoral Districts of the Diego Martin Borough Corporation
The Diego Martin Borough Corporation is subdivided into ten (10) electoral districts by the Electoral and Boundaries Commission.
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Communities and Islands of the Diego Martin Borough Corporation
The Central Statistical Office under the Ministry of Planning and Development subdivided the islands of Trinidad and Tobago into communities for the purposes of demography. The communities within the Diego Martin Borough Corporation are shown below.
*The community of Maracas spans across both the Diego Martin Borough Corporation and the San Juan/Laventille Regional Corporation.