San Pedro

San Pedro is the capital city on the southwest coast of the fictional country of Daltona. The city’s population is 513,439, while the Metro population is 1,130,329. The city is the cultural seat of Daltona, and the leading force for the country in terms of finance, tourism, arts and sports.

Demographics
The majority of San Pedro’s population is Hispanic, with a large Black following, and a sizable Asian community. The city has a white minority as many have moved from the city to the surrounding suburbs. Hispanic 52.1% Black 23.7% Asian 9.6% White 3.8%

Neighborhoods
Central San Pedro: The main banking center. Daltona’s main cargo and cruise port are located here. The Daltona Government offices are also located here. The area is infamous for it’s large homeless population and high crime rate, particularly at night.

Hills Village: Located just north of downtown. The area is known for it’s large Muslim community and the location of the largest mosque in the country. To the right of Hills Village is the international airport, in Road Town.

Road Town: Road Town is on the Arawak River to the east of the city. It is the location of San Pedro International Airport and the cargo airport. It was once it’s own municipality until it was incorporated into San Pedro in 1957. Road Town is predominantly Hispanic and a low income area. 30.9% of it’s residents live below the poverty line.

Filmore Park: Located south of the city, below the central highway and along the Arawak river. Filmore Park is predominantly black, with a very small white minority. Many fabric factories are located here. The neighborhood becomes vibrant every weekend as it hosts a street side farmers market that attracts residents from all over the city.

Chinatown: Chinatown is to the west of the city, on the coast just south of downtown. This area is home to the largest Asian community in the city. Chinatown is popular with tourists coming off the cruise ships as it is in walkable distance and an all out fun place to explore!

South San Pedro: South San Pedro is a predominantly Hispanic area, with a large black following. This area is San Pedro’s hub for arts and culture, as the city’s most admired arts school “San Pedro’s School of Liberal Arts” is located here. Gang crime is still an issue here but it has decreased significantly since the early 2000s. Most gangs have either dismantled or moved to the east.

North San Pedro/Crystal Beach: This area is home to the city’s wealthy. Luxury penthouses line the beach and Spanish style mansions rest along the streets in the suburbs. North San Pedro is predominantly white, with a sizable black following.