Zoom, pan, tilt and rotate the map to explore the rugged soul of the island, where the terrain itself has dictated the movement of history.
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The Blue Mountain Peak:
At 2,256 meters, it is the highest point on the island and often the first glimpse of land for sailors of
the past.
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The Cockpit Country:
Notice the unique "egg-carton" formation in the center-west, a rare karst topography found in only a few
places on Earth.
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The Liguanea Plain:
The rare flat expanse where Kingston sits, showing why it became the commercial heart of the island despite
the surrounding mountains.
How to Navigate the 3D Map
- Rotate: Left-click and drag (or one finger swipe) to spin the
island.
- Zoom: Use your mouse wheel (or pinch to zoom) to see the elevation
detail.
- Slide (Pan): Right-click and drag (or two-finger swipe) to move the
island left, right, or up and down.