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RANK Community Parish Community Score (All Variables) Volatility Score (Crime,Violence Related Injuries & Gang) Vuln Vulnerability Score Community Volatility Score (Poverty, Squatter, Score (Crime,Violence RANK Community Parish Teenage Pregnancy, (All Related Injuries & Child Abuse, Police Variables) Gang) Access, Literacy) 1 Jones Town St. Andrew 252.93 321.67 223.46 2 Riverton City St. Andrew 247.18 318.50 216.61 Hannah Town/ 3 Craig Town Kingston 247.13 353.33 201.61 4 Majestic Gardens St. Andrew 246.25 326.50 211.86 5 Rae Town Kingston 241.88 297.83 217.89 Central Down 6 Town Kingston 239.30 262.83 229.21 7 Rose Town St. Andrew 237.30 301.33 209.86 8 Retirement St. James 230.93 335.50 186.11 9 Flankers St. James 230.83 299.17 201.54 10 Lionel Town Clarendon 226.68 269.83 208.18 11 Denham Town Kingston 226.30 292.17 198.07 12 Waterhouse St. Andrew 223.78 293.50 193.89 Spanish Town 13 Central St. Catherine 223.08 333.67 175.68 14 Arnett Gardens St. Andrew 222.45 298.83 189.71 Delacree Park/ 15 Union Gardens St. Andrew 218.23 318.17 175.39 16 Franklyn Town Kingston 217.95 277.17 192.57 Greenwich Town/ 17 Newport West St. Andrew 217.68 226.83 213.75 18 Anchovy St. James 217.58 311.17 177.46 19 Whitfield Town St. Andrew 217.18 296.50 183.18 20 Barrett Town St. James 216.78 286.83 186.75 21 Palmers Cross Clarendon 214.88 262.83 194.32 22 Allman Town Kingston 214.40 301.83 176.93 23 East Down Town Kingston 213.78 209.83 215.46 24 Granville St. James 213.48 311.83 171.32 Cockburn 25 Gardens St. Andrew 213.33 297.17 177.39 26 Tucker St. James 212.33 279.50 183.54 27 New Haven St. Andrew 212.10 246.83 197.21 28 York Town Clarendon 208.58 300.50 169.18 29 Fletchers Land Kingston 207.40 301.83 166.93 Wilton Gardens/ 30 Rema St. Andrew 206.38 249.17 188.04 31 Old Harbour St. Catherine 205.53 248.17 187.25 32 Tivoli Gardens Kingston 205.30 291.33 168.43 33 Lilliput St. James 203.28 294.50 164.18 34 Central Village St. Catherine 202.88 288.17 166.32 35 Campbell Town Kingston 202.78 250.83 182.18 36 Penwood St. Andrew 202.10 312.00 155.00 37 Norwood St. James 201.45 333.83 144.71 38 Adelphi St. James 201.25 314.83 152.57 39 Four Paths Clarendon 200.93 303.17 157.11 40 Bogwalk St. Catherine 200.83 239.17 184.39 41 Caymanas St. Catherine 200.28 327.17 145.89 42 Bucknor Clarendon 200.23 306.50 154.68 43 West Down Town Kingston 199.88 240.83 182.32 44 Stony Hill St. Andrew 199.65 199.50 199.71 45 Kitson Town St. Catherine 199.53 233.50 184.96 Bull Bay/ Seven 46 Mile St. Andrew 199.43 264.83 171.39 47 Maxfield Park St. Andrew 199.40 314.17 150.21 47 Nannyville St. Andrew 199.40 252.83 176.50 49 Southside Kingston 198.10 242.00 179.29 50 Seaview Gardens St. Andrew 197.55 297.83 154.57 51 Salt Spring St. James 197.33 335.17 138.25 52 Vineyard Town St. Andrew 196.05 259.17 169.00 53 Waterford St. Catherine 195.63 300.33 150.75 Down Town 54 Montego Bay St. James 195.13 258.50 167.96 55 Green Pond St. James 192.40 338.17 129.93 56 Treadlight Clarendon 192.20 227.50 177.07 57 August Town St. Andrew 192.18 228.83 176.46 57 Grants Pen St. Andrew 192.18 259.83 163.18 59 Rollington Town Kingston 191.50 292.83 148.07 60 Mount Salem St. James 190.98 318.83 136.18 61 Delacree Pen St. Andrew 190.13 279.83 151.68 62 Sandy Bay Clarendon 189.78 288.17 147.61 63 Passmore Town Kingston 187.68 182.50 189.89 64 Milk River Clarendon 187.13 160.50 198.54 D'Aguilar Town/ 65 Rennock Lodge Kingston 185.58 247.17 159.18 66 Drewsland St. Andrew 185.23 258.83 153.68 67 Norman Gardens Kingston 185.15 287.83 141.14 68 Swallowfield St. Andrew 184.78 244.17 159.32 69 Bucks Common Clarendon 184.68 248.83 157.18 70 Chapelton Clarendon 184.58 169.17 191.18 71 Tower Hill St. Andrew 183.98 264.83 149.32 72 May Pen Proper Clarendon 183.23 246.83 155.96 73 Bogue St. James 183.08 319.83 124.46 74 Waltham Gardens St. Andrew 182.60 247.17 154.93 75 Cambridge St. James 182.55 282.50 139.71 76 Springfield Kingston 182.43 181.17 182.96 77 Linstead St. Catherine 182.38 223.83 164.61 78 Orange St. James 180.75 236.50 156.86 79 Ashley Clarendon 179.88 196.17 172.89 80 Johnson Town Kingston 179.60 202.17 169.93 81 Flower Hill St. James 179.58 221.17 161.75 82 Gregory Park St. Catherine 179.08 234.50 155.32 83 Beckford Kraal Clarendon 178.90 220.83 160.93 84 Lawrence Tavern St. Andrew 178.60 209.17 165.50 85 Bartons St. Catherine 177.65 240.83 150.57 86 Brixton Hill Clarendon 177.40 235.17 152.64 87 Bridgeport St. Catherine 177.00 310.83 119.64 88 Hayes Clarendon 176.83 235.50 151.68 89 Seaward Pen St. Andrew 176.60 226.83 155.07 90 Osbourne Store Clarendon 176.53 143.83 190.54 91 Harbour View St. Andrew 176.23 174.83 176.82 92 Mount Carey St. James 176.08 250.17 144.32 93 Woodford Park St. Andrew 175.95 272.17 134.71 94 Richmond Park St. Andrew 175.53 257.50 140.39 95 Marverley St. Andrew 175.30 290.67 125.86 96 Kintyre St. Andrew 175.18 215.00 158.11 97 Gordon Town St. Andrew 174.73 126.50 195.39 98 Newport East Kingston 174.10 233.50 148.64 99 Race Course Clarendon 173.73 113.17 199.68 Mountain View 100 Gardens St. Andrew 173.70 224.17 152.07.
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