Christopher Columbus landed on his second voyage in 1493 and gave the island the name Antigua.
Antigua was named by the Portuguese Explorer Christopher Columbus, who dubbed the island "Santa Maria de la Antigua." However, it is also locally referred to as "Wadadli," which was the name used by the Arawak Indians who once inhabited the island.
From Christopher Columbus.
Santa Maria la Antigua,
Antigua is an island in the country of Antigua and Barbuda. It is located in North America.
The Arawaks called the Antigua and Barbuda Wa'ladli, the Caribs called it Wa'omoni. Most commonly known as Wadadli.
The nickname of Antigua is Wadadli! That is their name in their original language.
Saint John's is the biggest town in Antigua.
Wadadli
Yes, the word 'Antigua' is a noun, a proper noun, the name of a specific place.
Antigua and Barbuda have no rivers. Antigua has three streams: Ayers Creek, Cooks Creek, and Fitches Creek.
it a spanish name by christopher Columbus
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Two branches , upp - united progressive party and Alp - Antigua labour party