Jamaica is the third largest Caribbean island. It was formed by a central ridge of metamorphic rock and volcanic activity.
Hurricane Sandy was formed in the Caribbean Sea south of Jamaica.
Hurricane Wilma originated as a tropical depression near Jamaica. It was the strongest hurricane every recorded; it formed in 2005.
It was formed by the tectonic upliftment in the earth's crust.
Hurricane Sandy formed in the Caribbean on October 22, 2012 and made its first landfall in Jamaica on October 24.
Jamaica is not a city; it is a country.yes it is a city
It was formed in 1932.
Jamaica's first Girl Guide company was formed in 1915 in Spanish Town, Saint Catherine, Jamaica.
the first skinhead gang formed in jamaica.
Hurricane Sandy was formed in the Caribbean Sea south of Jamaica.
Sen. Trevor Munroe formed the university and allied workers union in Jamaica.
This question could be split two ways. 1. Does Jamaica have any dormant or extinct volcanoes? Yes. Jamaica and surrounding islands of the Antilles were in fact formed from volcanoes. These volcanoes rose from the ocean billions of years ago to form the islands that we know today. So, in a sense, the entire island of Jamaica is a volcano. 2. Does Jamaica have any active volcanoes? No. There are no active volcanoes on the island of Jamaica. There are, however, many mountains in Jamaica's Blue Mountain Range.
By 'type', I am asking for answers like fold mountains, you know from how they formed.
the skinhead culture has to do with Jamaica because the first skinhead gang formed there, and every person in it was black. there is 4 different types of skinheads. trads, sharps, neo-Nazis, and commis.
Jamaicans come from Jamaica, which is not in Africa. Jamaica is in the Caribbean Sea. Of course, a Jamaican person has not neccessarily been born or ever lived in Jamaica but may have had Jamaican ancestors and been born in a completely different country
Hurricane Wilma originated as a tropical depression near Jamaica. It was the strongest hurricane every recorded; it formed in 2005.
It was formed by the tectonic upliftment in the earth's crust.
Jamaica and the smaller surrounding islands were formed from an arc of ancient volcanoes. Mountains cover the eastern part of Jamaica, while central Jamaica is valleys and plateaus. The coastal plain is flatter, gently sloping land. The northern coast offers calm seas and white sandy beaches, while the southern coast has black, sandy beaches.