What are road names that of east Indian origin in Trinidad?

Here are a few road names in Trinidad that are of East Indian origin:

Chaguanas: The town of Chaguanas was named after the Chaguaramas tribe, an Indigenous people who inhabited the area.

Couva: Couva is derived from the Indian word "cova", which means "a place where water gathers."

Divali Nagar: Divali Nagar is named after the Hindu festival of Diwali.

Gandhi Village: Gandhi Village is named after Mahatma Gandhi, the leader of the Indian independence movement.

Golconda: Golconda was the name of a fort in India that was once the capital of the Golconda Sultanate.

Lalchan Road: Lalchan Road is named after Lalchan Maharaj, a Hindu spiritual leader.

Mausica: Mausica is derived from the Sanskrit word "mausala", which means "pestle."

Mon Repos: Mon Repos means "my retreat" in French. It was named after a sugar plantation that was owned by a French family.

Petit Valley: Petit Valley is derived from the French word "petit", which means "small."

Siparia: Siparia is derived from the Indian word "sipari", which means "forest."

Trincity: Trincity is a portmanteau of the words "Trinidad" and "city."