Maps of Jamaica
View our map of Jamaica in relation to the rest of the Caribbean and the Parishes. Also, scroll down the page to check out the map available from Amazon.com and those available from eBay.
Here are some other great sources for maps of Jamaica; click the red links to find them:
- Jamaica Road Map - View a GREAT road map at JamaicanCaves.org which was offered by Esso back in 1967. Nothing much has changed! I love this one because it lists all of the smaller towns and communities. They also provide topographic maps for those of you who want to go caving or exploring.
- Jamaica Road Maps from Maps.com - Maps.com offers a nice collection of Jamaica maps for sale.
- Jamaica Travel and City Maps - OmniMap.com offers a great variety of Jamaica maps for sale including downloadable digital maps for use with your PC or PocketPC! They also offer paper maps, topographic and geological maps. A nice feature allows you to view a sample page before you buy.
- Jamaica Road Map- MapsWorldwide.com in the U.K. offers a road map.
- Kingston Road Map - Click to zoom in on this road map for a quick view of Kingston.
- Montego Bay Road Map - Click to zoom in on this road map for a quick view of Montego Bay.
- Montego Bay City Map - Click on different areas of the map to enlarge. This one gives you a good view of the locations of hotels, resorts and restaurants.
- Negril Road Map - A quick view.
- Negril Tourist and Resort Map - Check out this wonderful .pdf map of Negril, created by TalkOfTheTownNegril.com. It identifies all the hotels, resorts, restaurants, places to shop and activities in Negril. There are close-ups for the 7-Mile Beach and Cliffs/West End areas. The best part is you can print this map on your PC; just follow their instructions!
- Ocho Rios Road Map - A quick view.
- Ocho Rios Resort Map - This simple map shows you where the major resorts, hotels and shopping centers are in Ocho Rios.
- Ocho Rios Satellite Map - View Ocho Rios Bay and the cruise ship pier.
- Port Antonio Road Map - A quick view.
- Jamaica Diving Maps - Their maps help you find the best SCUBA DIVING locations in Jamaica.
- CIA Map & Facts about Jamaica - The map from the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency is very simple, but the page provides lots of up-to-date facts and figures about Jamaica, its people, government, geography and economy.
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eBay: Occasionally available on eBay, there are beautiful vintage and antique collectible maps from the 18th and 19th centuries when Jamaica was part of the British Empire. To find them, check out the listings below.
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 JAMAICA MAP SHOT GLASS SHOTGLASS  US $4.95
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 RARE Map Jamaica Bay New York Rockaway and Nassau US $15.99
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 Wonderful Original 1913 Jamaica Tourist Guide With 1895 Foldout Map No Reserve US $9.99
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 VTG STYLE JAMAICA MAP antique style US $5.00
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 JAMAICAN LARGE BATH TOWEL WITH JAMAICAN MAP AND PATERN ON IT US $8.99
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 MAP SHAPE OF JAMAICA WOOD CARVING KEY RINGS HOLDER HUMMING BIRD US $9.99
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 JAMAICA MAP CARIBBEAN FRIDGE COLLECTORS SOUVENIR MAGNET 25 X 35 US $3.95
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 ST LUCIA JAMAICA JOHN WALKER MAP SERIES No854 US $15.78
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 ST THOMAS DWI JAMAICA JOHN WALKER MAP SERIES No852 US $15.78
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 1733 LARGE PORT HARBOR NAUTICAL MAP CUBA JAMAICA US $29.95
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 A Map of Jamaica enlarged reproduction of a Tallis original dated 1851 US $28.42
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 1903 MAP JAMAICA THE LESSER ANTILLES INSETS GUADELOUPE MARTINIQUE BARBADOS US $45.03
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 1903 MAP WEST INDIES CUBA HAITI PORTO RICO LESSER ANTILLES JAMAICA C US $45.03
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 1928 LIRR Long Island Rail Road Jamaica Schematic Map 9 US $200.00
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 1930 LIRR Long Island Rail Road Jamaica Schematic Map 8 US $200.00
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 JAMAICA MAP MULTIVIEWS VERY EARLY T85413 US $2.75
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 1930 LIRR Long Island Rail Road Jamaica Schematic Map 1 US $200.00
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 X911 JAMAICA 1979 SG477 $5 ARMS AND MAP OF JAMAICA USED US $1.56
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 JAMAICA Map Glass Shot Glass Limbo Dancers Gold Trimmed Vintage S1033 US $10.17
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 1967 8 Jamaica Nassau Bahamas Puerto Rico map brochure US $6.99
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any one have any online information about Dublin castle St. Andrews. Its rarely shown on any maps. Thanks.
Have you seen the Gleaner article on driving through Dublin Castle? No details really, but he was driving east beyond Gordon Town into the mountains. Dublin Castle appears to have been a coffee estate in St. Andrew in the late 19th Century (listed as owner – Aitkin (Aitken??) and estate lawyer – John McLean). This area would have originally been part of Port Royal Parish which was absorbed into St. Andrew in 1866. The only other clue I found was this excerpt “On the estate called “Greenwich,” for instance, and likewise at Spitzbergen, and Dublin Castle (the latter in the Port Royal mountains), are some old tombs.” The lawyer, John McLean, is listed as the owner of Cold Spring estate and the lawyer for several others in the area – Clifton Mount & Silver Hill. I’d guess these were all formerly part of one very large estate/plantation (probably including Dublin Castle) which was later split up, so I would think they were all in the same vicinity. If you look at the old Esso map and follow the road east from Gordon Town, then north beyond Content Gap, you’ll find St. Peters and Silver Hill (one of the McLean estates). Must be in this area. Hope something helped!! And welcome to KeepItJiggy.com!
Don’t know if that Gleaner link will work so here’s the URL
http://www.caribdaily.com/article/113815/just-tek-it-easy-inna-dublin-castle/
You can go to the Esso map from my Maps page.
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I am writing some stories of my childhood in Jamaica circa 1960 and desperately need some maps of the island and Kingston in particular. If anyone can help me, please contact me at maxoverton at hotmail dot com.
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