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Jamaica
is "Xaymaca", land of wood and water.
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Jamaica
is "Reggae, Ska, Soca, and Rocksteady".
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Jamaica
is "Rum and Red Stripe".
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Jamaica
is "Kola Champagne, Mackaback Soup & Manish water".
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Jamaica
is "Rasta, Pocco, Jonkonnu, Iyah & Nyah".
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Jamaica
is "Kus Kus, Musmus & Patoo".
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Jamaica
is "Samfi, Ginnal, Scuffler & Scanker".
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Jamaica
is "Anansi & Big Boy stories".
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Jamaica
is "Jackfruit, Neesebery,Star Apple & June Plum".
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Jamaica
is "Busta, Icey mint & Paradise plum".
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Jamaica
is "Tinking toe, Drops, Gizzada & Grater cake".
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Jamaica
is "Duckonoo, Dip and fall Back, Run-down & Blue draws".
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Jamaica
is "Cease & Settle, Haul & Pull Up and Nuff Respect"
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Jamaica
is "Irie, Nyabingi, Boogooyaga & Legobeast"
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Jamaica
is "Kin-Puppa lick", "Rahtid"&"Gouzum".
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Jamaica
is "Cool Runnings" and "No Problem".
Jamaica
is the largest and most westerly English speaking island in
the Caribbean, 146 miles long and 51 miles wide. With low coastal
plains and its best beaches on the north and west coasts, Jamaica is mountainous
in the interior with
a peak in the Blue Mountains of 7,402 feet. The climate is very tropical
and perfect for vacations year round. For an update on the beach
weather and the latest happenings see the Jamaica Tourist Board.
Jamaica
is Waterfalls and springs, rivers and streams. Jamaica
has one of the richest and most varied landscape in the region. The
great variety of terrain and climate allows virtually everything to grow
there. Visitors can step into a country market and see a vast array
of tropical fruits and vegetables with such names
as - callaloo, dasheen, soursup, breadfruit ackee & otaheiti apple.
Jamaica's main export (other
than Tourisim) are bauxite, sugar, citrus fruits, bananas, spices and the
world famous Blue
Mountain Coffee.
Jamaica
is "Out
of Many One People"; all over the island with natives of African, East
Indian, Chinese,
Europeans and many others making up the ethnic divisions of this country.
The estimated population (July, 1996) was 2,595,275.
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is HOT!
Don't miss it.
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