Crabs Hill

Summary

Crabs Hill is a village in Saint Mary, Antigua and Barbuda. Crabs Hill had a population of 142 people over 0.57 square kilometres. The village is surrounded by the forests of the Shekerley Mountains and is located on Antigua's southwest coast, with Montserrat being visible from its two beaches: Crabs Hill beach and Turner's. Crabs Hill emerged after the emancipation of slaves in Antigua and today is one of the smallest standalone villages on the island. The village is located on Valley Road between Ffryes and Johnsons Point.