Visit Clarendon Parish
The historical capital of Clarendon is May Pen, where visitors can explore a variety of attractions such as marketplaces and rum distilleries. For a nature-filled day out, tourists may visit Frankfield Great Park which contains hiking trails and waterfalls.
The parish also has many interesting historical sites such as the ruins from an old sugar plantation in Chapelton and a 19th century prison situated in Race Course. One intriguing historical fact about Clarendon Parish is that it was once home to an extinct species - the Jamaican Giant Galliwasp lizard - which was discovered here in 1890 by British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace.
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Cities in Clarendon Parish
Rocky Point, Lionel Town, James Hill, Race Course, Crooked River, Silent Hill, Aenon Town, Morgans Pass, Crofts Hill, Curatoe Hill, Grantham, Longville Park, Mitchell Town, Freetown, Dawkins, Gravel Hill, Alston, May Pen, Kellits, Four Paths, Colonels Ridge, Orange Hill, Longwood, Alley, Chapelton, Mount Airy, Ashley, Johns Hall, Coffee Piece, Morgans Forest, Rock River, Inverness, Brandon Hill, Richmond Park, Woodhall, Hazard, Portland Cottage, Cockpit, Hayes, Turners, Osbourne Store, Water Lane, Gimme-me-bit, Rock, Sandy Bay, Pleasant Valley, Spaldings, Cumberland, Salt River, Trout Hall, Porus, Tollgate