Chimeras occur in networks of coupled oscillators and are characterized by the coexistence of synchronous and asynchronous groups of oscillators in different parts of the network. We consider a network of nonlocally coupled phase oscillators on an annular domain. The Ott/Antonsen ansatz is used to derive a continuum level description of the oscillators’ expected dynamics in terms of a complex-valued order parameter. The equations for this order parameter are numerically analyzed in order to investigate solutions with the same symmetry as the domain and chimeras which are analogous to the “multi-headed” chimeras observed on one-dimensional domains. Such solutions are stable only for domains with widths that are neither too large nor too small. We also study rotating waves with different winding numbers, which are similar to spiral wave chimeras seen in two-dimensional domains. We determine ranges of parameters, such as the size of the domain for which such solutions exist and are stable, and the bifurcations by which they lose stability. All of these bifurcations appear subcritical.