Manchester Parish, Jamaica
Jamaica
Manchester Parish, Jamaica shares 47 connections with 1874 other places across 12 topics, spanning reggae music, natural geography, cuisine, and government history. The parish is the birthplace of several reggae musicians, including Tony Rebel and Winston McAnuff. Its Christiana area is a center of Irish potato, banana, and ginger cultivation. Roxborough Estate, located here, is the birthplace of Norman Washington Manley, Jamaica's National Hero and first premier. Many connections overlap with Jamaica and Manchester, England.
Irish potato
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Nakawa Market | Bassa, Nigeria
Pablo Moses
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Manchester, England
Tony Rebel
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Jamaica
Coffee River Cave
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Jamaica
Jah Thomas
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Jamaica
Winston McAnuff
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Paris, France | Jamaica
Norman Washington Manley
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Westmoreland Parish, Jamaica | Roxborough, Jamaica
Smokey Hole Cave
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Manchester, England | Jamaica
Oxford Cave, Jamaica
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Oxford, England | Jamaica
Bill Morris, Baron Morris of Handsworth
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: London, England | Liverpool, England | Jamaica | Nottingham, England
Petrona Morrison
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: United States | Canada | Manchester, England | Jamaica
Byron Lee
Connects Manchester Parish, Jamaica to: Florida | Jamaica | Kowloon | Kingston, Jamaica