More Tomorrow
Cayo
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Founded
1793 (233 years)
Prominent Ethnicity
Mestizo
Population
2022
387 (+12.6%)
Household Size
3.6
Males
209
Females
179
2010
154 (+2.0%)
Household Size
2.0
Males
96
Females
58
2000
128 (+7.4%)
Household Size
4.1
Males
79
Females
49
1991
77
Household Size
5.9
Males
48
Females
29
History

More Tomorrow was established in 1793 as a woodcutter camp by the English buccaneers.[1]

Infrastructure

There was a time when the Western Road (which has become the George Price Highway ) actually passed through More Tomorrow. We know this because the older people will tell you that the historic Holy Saturday Crosscountry bicycle race (first ridden in 1928) once went over Tannish Creek in More Tomorrow on its way to San Ignacio & Santa Elena and back to Belize City.[1]

In 2003 the Ibrahim Abdullah Drive was built, becoming the new main road into the village.[2] It was named after Ibrahim Abdullah (formerly Charles X “Justice” Eagan, a founding officer of UBAD in 1969).[1]

Previously the main road came from Cotton Tree and lead straight to the Belize River and then along the river to More Tomorrow.[1]


1793
2026