Jamaica's 14 Parishes

Explore comprehensive property data across all administrative parishes of Jamaica with interactive maps, district breakdowns, and detailed property information for investment and family land discovery.

14Parishes covered
819Districts indexed
250K+Property records
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Interactive Parish Explorer(14 parishes)

Click on any parish to explore its districts and property data. Each parish offers unique investment opportunities and comprehensive property information.

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14 total parishes with comprehensive property data coverage across all categories

Jamaica is administratively divided into 14 parishes, each serving as a unique administrative and geographic region with distinct property markets and investment opportunities. The parishes are: Kingston (capital city),St. Andrew, St. Thomas, Portland, St. Mary,St. Ann, Trelawny, St. James (home to Montego Bay),Hanover, Westmoreland (including Negril), St. Elizabeth,Manchester, Clarendon, and St. Catherine.

Each parish contains multiple districts with diverse property portfolios including urban commercial developments, residential communities, agricultural lands, beachfront properties, and mountain retreats. Our comprehensive database provides complete coverage of all parishes with enhanced address verification, land-register data, interactive boundary maps, and anywhere from two dozen to over a hundred districts per parish — 819 in total.

🌟 Parish Categories & Investment Opportunities:

🏙️ Urban Parishes

Kingston, St. Andrew

Commercial real estate, high-rise developments, government buildings, premium residential communities

🏖️ Tourist Parishes

St. James, Westmoreland, St. Ann, Portland, Trelawny

Resort properties, beachfront land, vacation rentals, entertainment venues, cruise destinations

🌿 Rural Parishes

St. Thomas, St. Mary, Hanover, St. Elizabeth, Manchester

Agricultural land, eco-tourism, mountain retreats, farm estates, natural attractions

🏭 Industrial Parishes

St. Catherine, Clarendon

Manufacturing facilities, logistics hubs, industrial complexes, mixed-use developments

🔍 Start Your Parish Exploration: Select any parish below to dive into its districts, explore property boundaries, access tax information, discover family land, and analyze investment potential. Each parish page provides detailed district maps, comprehensive property listings, and land-register–sourced boundary data for informed decision-making across Jamaica's diverse real estate landscape.

Browse Properties by Parish(14 available)

Select a parish to explore its districts, view property maps, and access comprehensive real estate data. Each parish offers unique opportunities from urban investments to rural development.

Why eLandJA for parish-level property research

Live boundary maps

Every parish unfolds into 50+ districts and tens of thousands of parcels with land-register polygon boundaries on an interactive map.

Local context (OFMOP)

Schools, transit routes, garbage collection, water advisories and fuel prices for any district you open — pulled from companion product OFMOP.

Legal Q&A (Jurifi)

Every district + parcel page exposes a Jurifi prompt — zoning, family land, transfer, adverse possession, stamp duty — pre-filled with parish context.

How to research a property by parish

  1. Pick a parish

    Tap a parish on the interactive map of Jamaica or pick from the list of 14. Each card shows the district count and the typical land-use category (urban / tourist / rural / industrial).

  2. Drill into a district

    Each parish unfolds into 50+ districts. Open one to see the boundary map, OFMOP local context (facilities, transit, garbage day, water advisories), and the parcel grid.

  3. Open a parcel

    Tap any parcel for the full record — live boundary map, lot size, scheme, AI valuation insight. Unlock title + tax + ownership when you're ready to act.

Frequently asked

How many parishes are in Jamaica?

Jamaica has 14 administrative parishes: Kingston, St. Andrew, St. Thomas, Portland, St. Mary, St. Ann, Trelawny, St. James, Hanover, Westmoreland, St. Elizabeth, Manchester, Clarendon, and St. Catherine. Each parish contains 30–80 districts in our index.

What information does each parish page show?

Each parish page lists its districts (with parcel counts), surfaces an interactive map, and links into the deep parcel-by-parcel records — boundary polygons, lot sizes, AI valuation insights, OFMOP local context (facilities, transit, garbage day), and Jurifi legal Q&A.

Are popular tourist parishes covered?

Yes — St. James (Montego Bay), Westmoreland (Negril), St. Ann (Ocho Rios), Portland (Port Antonio) and Trelawny (Falmouth) all have full district + parcel coverage. Beachfront parcels include their land-register boundary polygons.

Can I search across multiple parishes at once?

Yes. Use the address search to query without restricting to a parish, or the coordinate search if you have GPS / Plus Code. The parishes hub is best when you want to research a specific area systematically.

How do I find family land in a specific parish?

Pick the parish, then drill into the district where the family land sits. From the district page, search by road name, scheme, or family-land label. If you have GPS coordinates from a phone, the coordinate search will hit-test the exact polygon.

How fresh is the parish + district data?

eLandJA indexes against the Land Register. Each parcel page shows which source a field came from.

Where to next

  • Search by address — landmark, road, LV number, or Volume / Folio
  • Search by GPS / Plus Code — exact polygon hit-test, no radius guess
  • Open the interactive map for a parish-level overview before drilling in