This northeast-coast parish is mountainous, rising to almost 1,200 m, but has no distinctive mountain range.
St Mary, on Jamaica's northeast coast, is the fourth parish usually named for Blue Mountain coffee. Its terrain is mountainous, rising to almost 1,200 m at the highest point, but there are no distinctive mountain ranges. Coffee is listed among the principal products alongside bananas, sugar, citrus, pimento, cocoa, coconuts, vegetables, breadfruit and annatto, though agriculture has been declining in recent years.
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St Mary's mountains reach almost 1,200 m without forming a distinctive range.
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- Saint Mary Parish, Jamaica · Wikipedia
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