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Kingston and its harbor seen from a hill range immediately back of the Coastal Plain

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French Liner docking along-side Kingston's main deep-water pier as Jamaican tradesmen exhibit their straw goods for tourists

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Kingston Harbor seen from the cactus overgrown headland near the bay's narrow entrance

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US-bound freighter loads gypsum rock at the head of Kingston Harbor

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Jamaica's new cement mill viewed across Kingston Harbor

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The Blue Mountains-thousands of homes are linked to the main road by a torturous mule trail

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Typical farm plot growing roots and tubers on the slope, bananas on patches of loose, well-drained soil

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Sewing circle in the mountain village of Mount Friendship

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At the Mt. Friendship Village Fair, the results of newly acquired skills are proudly displayed

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Peasant home overlooking steeply sloping fields planted with corn, sugarcane, and bananas

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Worthy Park Estate citrus trees- planted in rows on the uneven portions and can fields on the more level stretches

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Newly-plowed can fields in the foreground beyond the next season's crop (here perhaps 3 months old)

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The Pimento grows wild over most of the Limestone Plateau

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Rio Cobre is dammed as it emerges from a gorge in the Limestone Plateau and its waters are led to the fields

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An irrigated field with 3 month old banana plants on Bernard Lodge Estate near Spanish town- a corporate owned plantation

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The cane field shown here is in mid-harvest

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Indian Zebu- the type of cattle shown here are used to tow cane harvest to the sugar mill

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Shipment of cane from the interior is hauled by rail to a sugar mill

 

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Freighter rides at anchor while sailboats ferry the jute bags shipside

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Service road cuts through a thick layer of Bauxite alongside the area cable way over which the ore is transported

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Newly-built company pier on Ocho Rios Bay

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View of the Alumina plant in which the ore is reduced to a white powder by a chemical process (Bayer Process)

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Rail terminus, storage silo, and ship loading alumina at Port Esquivel

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The University College of West Indies on the outskirts of the Kingston area

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The Senate (Administration) building of the University College