Negril Kreyòl ayisyen /negril/
Definition: n. p. Tematik: Vil
Country: Jamaica
Parish: Westmoreland and Hanover
Population: Approximately 6,900 in the town.
Main Economic Activities: Tourism, agriculture, and fishing.
Landmarks: Seven Mile Beach, Rick's Cafe, Negril Lighthouse.
Geographical Features: Negril Coral Reef System.
Historical Facts: Negril, a small fishing village until the 1960s, gained popularity among hippies and backpackers. It has since become a major tourist destination known for its laid-back vibe and stunning sunsets.
Name of Inhabitants: Negrilian
Notes: Negril is famous for its pristine beaches, vibrant nightlife, and cliff diving opportunities.
Parish: Westmoreland and Hanover
Population: Approximately 6,900 in the town.
Main Economic Activities: Tourism, agriculture, and fishing.
Landmarks: Seven Mile Beach, Rick's Cafe, Negril Lighthouse.
Geographical Features: Negril Coral Reef System.
Historical Facts: Negril, a small fishing village until the 1960s, gained popularity among hippies and backpackers. It has since become a major tourist destination known for its laid-back vibe and stunning sunsets.
Name of Inhabitants: Negrilian
Notes: Negril is famous for its pristine beaches, vibrant nightlife, and cliff diving opportunities.
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