Cornwall County

Among Jamaica’s historic counties, Cornwall County stands out for spanning the Caribbean-facing west, from the Negril coast and Montego Bay to the limestone interior. Parts of the Cockpit Country lie within its rugged uplands, where steep-sided hollows and forest reflect the island’s distinctive karst terrain. The Martha Brae River reaches the sea at Falmouth, a former port town known for its surviving Georgian-era streetscape. Cornwall is one of Jamaica’s three traditional counties, a geographic frame that still helps define the character of the island’s west. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Cornwall County.

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