Cockpit Country is a unique geological region located in western Jamaica. It is characterized by its distinctive limestone formations, which create a landscape of deep valleys, steep hills, and numerous sinkholes. This area is rich in biodiversity, hosting many endemic species of plants and animals. The region is also significant for its cultural heritage, as it is home to the Maroon communities, descendants of enslaved Africans who escaped plantations. Cockpit Country plays a crucial role in Jamaica's ecology, providing vital water resources and serving as a habitat for various wildlife species.