Duckenfield, Jamaica

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The economy of Duckenfield is dominated by the nearby sugar estate and factory which are the only major employers in the vicinity. Any change in the fortunes of the sugar industry has an immediate and dramatic effect.[4] The St. Thomas Parish sugar mill Golden Grove closed in July 2019.[5]

Climate

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Amenities

There are two primary schools, Duckenfield Primary[6] and Dalvey Primary. a hospital and a post office.

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