Jamaica is the third largest island in the Greater Antilles. The Greater Antilles is a group of island states found in the Caribbean Sea. Jamaica lies approximately 90 miles south of Cuba and 120 miles west of the island of Hispaniola. It's land mass is approximately 4,244 square miles. The highest peak on the island rests in the Blue Mountain range and soars to a height of 7,402 feet.
Jamaica is a mountainous land, with several valleys, numerous rivers, world renown breath taking waterfalls, flora and fauna some of which are indigenous to the island. In July of 2008, Jamaica's population was estimated at 2.8 million.
The island state prides itself in its contribution and record breaking achievements in sport, music and international affairs. The government and people of Jamaica face several challenges. They are faced with the need for expansion and continued development versus its damaging effects on the natural environment.
Jamaica is a mountainous land, with several valleys, numerous rivers, world renown breath taking waterfalls, flora and fauna some of which are indigenous to the island. In July of 2008, Jamaica's population was estimated at 2.8 million.
The island state prides itself in its contribution and record breaking achievements in sport, music and international affairs. The government and people of Jamaica face several challenges. They are faced with the need for expansion and continued development versus its damaging effects on the natural environment.
The National Resources Conservation Authority of Jamaica has prepared a comprehensive list of the endangered species in Jamaica. Click on the link below to view the list.
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