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    Holywell National Park is a recreational area located 400th sq ft above sea level in the hills of St. Andrews. It is a part of the Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park conservation spread out over 78,000 hectares (200,000 acres) of tropical rain-forest. The park is one of Jamaica's primary eco-tourism attractions and is a sanctuary for several species of birds like the woodpecker.

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    Holywell National Park is a recreational area located 400th sq ft above sea level in the hills of St. Andrews. It is a part of the Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park conservation spread out over 78,000 hectares (200,000 acres) of tropical rain-forest. The park is one of Jamaica's primary eco-tourism attractions and is a sanctuary for several species of birds like the woodpecker.

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    Blue Mountain

    Cargado por

    George Ricardo Stone
    Holywell National Park is a recreational area located 400th sq ft above sea level in the hills of St. Andrews. It is a part of the Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park conservation spread out over 78,000 hectares (200,000 acres) of tropical rain-forest. The park is one of Jamaica's primary eco-tourism attractions and is a sanctuary for several species of birds like the woodpecker.

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    Holywell National Park is a recreational area located 400th sq ft

    above sea level in the hills of St. Andrew. It is a part of the Blue
    and John Crow Mountains National Park conservation spread out
    over 78,000 hectares (200,000 acres) of tropical rain-forest in the
    north-east of Jamaica. It is one of Jamaica’s primary eco-tourism
    attractions and is a sanctuary for several species of birds like the
    woodpecker as well as many plants such as firms and trees not
    seen anywhere else on the island.

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