Jamaica Maps
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Several of the Jamaica maps you can see on the web-page but more can be found using the links provided. These go to pre-selected Mapquest pages which, when opened can be magnified or whatever.
Unfortunately large areas of Jamaica have not been mapped for Mapquest yet so some of the links, such as the one to Kingston, will provide an overview map but when you try to go closer, and look at the individual streets, some areas are not available! Montego Bay is the same. You can get a close up of most of the streets but as you go West or North-East the areas become blank: not yet mapped.
Don't forget your local Automobile Association when looking for local Jamaica maps. They are often a very good source. The Gas (Petrol!)stations in Jamaica, especially Esso do have some maps and the local Tourist Bureaus will also be able to point you in the right direction. Unfortunately there really isn't a large quantity to choose from.
Start with ours, print them out and blow them up (make them bigger!!) and then go from there.
You might want to print some of these Jamaica Maps if you plan on renting a car, a bike or a motorcycle to explore the island.
The first map is a copy of an old "Parishes" map (Municipality or small civic government area) followed by an extract from that map which numbers, and we shall name for you, all the parishes. Many Towns in Jamaica go by the town name followed by the Parish name, so directions, which include the Parish name always help.
Jamaica Maps: The Parishes."
Parishes have been a feature of local administration in Jamaica ever since the island was captured by the English in 1655. Throughout its history, Jamaica has had a number of parishes, some of which no longer exist (having either been absorbed or divided between neighbouring parishes).
At its most in 1865, the current order of parishes was established in 1867 through the elimination of 8 parishes.
Major Admin. Areas
Surrey (Kingston) - yellow
Middlesex (Spanish Town) - pink
Cornwall (Montego Bay) - green
Parish Areas and Capitals
[ Name, kmē, Population (Census 2001), CapitalCornwall County
1 Hanover 450.4 67,037 Lucea
2 Saint Elizabeth 1,212.4 146,404 Black River
3 Saint James 594.9 175,127 Montego Bay
4 Trelawny Parish 874.6 73,066 Falmouth
5 Westmoreland 807.0 138,947 Savanna-la-Mar
Middlesex County
6 Clarendon 1,196.3 237,024 May Pen
7 Manchester 830.1 185,801 Mandeville
8 Saint Ann 1,212.6 166,762 Saint Ann's Bay
9 Saint Catherine 1,192.4 482,308 Spanish Town
10 Saint Mary 610.5 111,466 Port Maria
Surrey County
11 Kingston Parish 21.8 96,052 Kingston
12 Portland 814.0 80,205 Port Antonio
13 Saint Andrew 430.7 555,828 Half Way Tree
14 Saint Thomas 742.8 91,604 Morant Bay
[Jamaica 10,990.5 2,607,631 Kingston]
NB:
(A) Kingston Parish and Saint Andrew Parish together form Kingston and St Andrew Corporation.
(B) Kingston Parish does not encompass all of Kingston.
The next Jamaica map, quite a detailed one, shows the central mountains and more of the settlements and roads. [The Blue Mountains are Dark Green!]
Unfortunately this map is normally quite large and therefore cannot be fitted onto our web-pages.....I suggest you print it out and then use a photocopier to double or treble the size. We think it's a great map...I wish we could reproduce it a little larger.
Map of Montego bay, Jamaica.
This is a link to a Mapquest map of Montego Bay. You can manipulate the map by going in closer, or whatever, but much of the outlying areas have not yet been mapped for MapQuest. However, follow the link and you will get a good overview of the area.
Link to map of Montego BayMap of Montego Bay JM
Map of Kingston Jamaica.
Link to map of Kingston..partial information only..
Map of Kingston JM
Map of main towns and roads of Jamaica...close up
says Ocho Rios but ignore it....use the link below--->Map of Main towns and roads of Jamaica...overall view(bigger!)
...use the link below...ignore the reference to Ocho Rios--->Return to Home Page from Jamaica Maps
