What are some places name that the English named in Jamaica?

Here are some of the places in Jamaica named by the English:

1. Kingston: The capital and largest city of Jamaica, Kingston, was named after a town in England.

2. Port Royal: A town located at the entrance to Kingston Harbor, Port Royal, was an important naval base for the British Royal Navy.

3. Montego Bay: A city on the northwestern coast of Jamaica, Montego Bay, was named after the Spanish word "manteca," which means "lard" or "butter." The English adopted the name and added "bay" to it.

4. Ocho Rios: A town on the north coast of Jamaica, Ocho Rios, was named by the Spanish. The English adopted the name, which means "eight rivers" in Spanish.

5. Mandeville: A town in the parish of Manchester, Mandeville, was named after the English town of the same name.

6. Spanish Town: A town located about 10 miles west of Kingston, Spanish Town, was founded by the Spanish and later captured by the English.

7. Port Antonio: A town on the northeastern coast of Jamaica, Port Antonio, was named by the English.

8. Discovery Bay: A town located on the north coast of Jamaica, Discovery Bay, was named by the English in honor of Christopher Columbus's arrival in Jamaica in 1492.

9. Runaway Bay: A town on the north coast of Jamaica, Runaway Bay, was named by the English after a group of escaped slaves who settled in the area.

10. Hellshire: A town on the southeastern coast of Jamaica, Hellshire, was named after the English town of Hell's Gate.