Location & Map
Morgan's Valley, Clarendon
A quiet, accessible corner of one of Jamaica's most productive parishes.
Where Is Morgan's Pass?
Morgan's Pass sits in Morgan's Valley in the Parish of Clarendon — one of Jamaica's largest and most productive parishes. The property is approximately 17–18 km from May Pen (the parish capital) in a straight line, and about 20 minutes from Clarendon College by road. It is accessible via the main road network and sits within a working agricultural and mining corridor.
Getting There
Directions from Key Points
About Clarendon Parish
Jamaica's Agricultural Heartland
Clarendon is one of Jamaica's fourteen parishes and one of its most economically significant. It is known for its agricultural output — particularly sugar cane, citrus, and provision crops — as well as its mineral deposits and growing industrial base. The Rio Minho, which borders Morgan's Pass, is one of the parish's defining natural features.
The Rio Minho
A Permanent Water Source
The Rio Minho is one of Jamaica's most reliable rivers — it flows year-round, even during drought conditions. It forms the natural boundary of Morgan's Pass, providing permanent water access for agricultural irrigation, potential eco-tourism, and general development. This is not a seasonal stream; it is a defining asset of the property.
Want to Visit?
Site visits can be arranged. Contact us to schedule a viewing of Morgan's Pass.