B11 (Jamaica)
The B11 is a secondary road in the state of Jamaica . With a length of around 75 km, the single-lane road is the third longest secondary road on the island. It leads from Falmouth , in Parish Trelawny on the north coast, in an easterly direction to Golden Grove , in Parish Saint Ann .
course
The B11 begins at Oyster Bay, in the western urban area of Falmouth . It starts with a junction from the A1 that runs south and runs in an east-west direction. The height there is 15 meters above sea level. Up to the next village Daniels Town , which is about 3 kilometers away, the altitude rises to 195 meters. The road runs northwest through a wooded area. The altitude remains at an average of 190 meters until the next town, Clark's Town . There it crosses with the B10 in two places . From Clark's Town, the B11 continues east. The road intersects with the B5 in the nearest town of Jackson Town . Running in a south-easterly direction, the B11 rises in this section to 320 meters above sea level. The small town of Steward Town forms the border between Trelawny and Saint Ann . The next largest city is the Brown's Town trading center . There, the B11 joins the B3 for around 1 kilometer before continuing eastwards. In Browns Town the street climbs up to 430 meters. The road continues to climb beyond the city limits. As far as the next village, about 2 kilometers away, the terrain rises by another 90 meters, so that the height is now over 500 meters above sea level. Bamboo is located at a height of about 640 meters . From there on the height drops steadily. The B11 runs northeast for approximately 3 miles before making a sharp turn to the south. From there the road leads via Claremont to Golden Grove , where it joins the A1 at 450 meters above sea level.