Half Way Tree: Kingston's Lively Hub That Never Sleeps

Half Way Tree has a rich history that dates back to the 18th century, when it was a small settlement located halfway between the capital city of Kingston and the town of Spanish Town. The town was named after a cotton tree that was cut down in the area, which marked the halfway point between the two major towns.
During the 19th century, Half Way Tree began to grow and develop, becoming an important center for trade and commerce in Jamaica. The town's central location made it an ideal hub for transportation and communication, and it quickly became a major commercial center. The town also became a popular destination for tourists, who were drawn to its vibrant market and unique cultural traditions.
Throughout the 20th century, Half Way Tree continued to grow and develop, with the construction of new buildings and the expansion of its transportation and commercial infrastructure. Today, the town remains a major hub for transportation and commerce in Jamaica, and is home to a diverse and vibrant community.
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[@cadizking8161]

Beautiful Kingston

[@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057]

Beautiful Jamaica🇯🇲

[@bigbolt63]

Great look at the area.. Hope you can do all of Kingston.. I find it difficult to navigate as a visitor.

[@Amanda_downunder]

great view ! ty

[@the-development-scribbler]

Can you do a drone shot of the area around New Kingston next? I would like to see how the One Belmont building is coming along as well as the Ascent construction site.

[@boynton20]

Needs lots more taller buildings to truly transform

[@Sunnybwoy47]

You are so fascinated with tall buildings in Kingston, have you ever considered the inadequate sewage system and inadequate water supply. Also the inadequate ROADS (traffic).LOOK A AMERICAN BIG CITIES AND STOP FANTASIZING.