Clarendon Jamaica

2 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 12 s the third-largest parish in Jamaica, Clarendon has a story to tell, and it is woven with historical significance, natural wonders, and a commitment to sustainable development. “We are a very diverse parish in almost every way,” begins Rowhan Blake, CEO of the Clarendon Municipal Corporation. He describes a landscape rich with mountainous areas, contrasted by rolling plains and limestone. However, this topography comes with a set of challenges, as the northern region is susceptible to landslides and the southern coastal area faces the constant threat of flooding. Despite these natural hazards, Clarendon remains resilient. A CLARENDON, JAMAICA NG AND RESILIENT GEM ON JAMAICA’S SOUTH COAST