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      <title>Description of the city by Leidy Maryorin PINEDA MILLAN</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<pre>Kingston is located in the southeast of the island and has a population of approximately 948,683 inhabitants.
The city was founded in 1692 by the British after an earthquake destroyed almost the entire old capital Port Royal.
The city is famous for its food, because it has one of the best national parks, and for its inhabitants.
One of the main attractions in Kingston is the Bob Marley Museum, which was built in 1987. It used to be the old wall of the musician Rober Nesta Marley, it presents all kinds of artifacts of Marley and his family spread over two floors.

More than one hundred thousand people attend the Jamaica Carnival which takes place mainly in the center of Kingston. The annual festival begins in January and ends in April after Easter.
Kingston has great nightlife, including two clubs and many other venues.

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It is cosmopolitan, lively, interesting and commercial. On the other hand, it has a high crime rate.</pre><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<pre>Mandeville is located west of Kingston and has a population of approximately 72,000.
The city was designed in 1816 and is named after Viscount Mandeville, the eldest son of the Duke of Manchester, who was Governor of Jamaica.
The city is famous for being home to Jamaica's first bauxite mining facility, it is a thriving metropolis due to the mineral found in the blood red soil.
One of the main attractions of Mandeville is the Cecil Charlton Park, which was renovated in 2016. It is usually visited by the inhabitants of Mandeville, it is a plan to enjoy as a couple or with groups of friends.

Many people come to Mandeville to see its hotels and establishments.
Mandeville has great nightlife, including bars and clubs.

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It is a lively, interesting, tourist and commercial city.</pre><div><br></div>]]></description>
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