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Charcoal, Used for Cooking

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Clarendon is the top region by charcoal, used for cooking in Jamaica. As of 2011, charcoal, used for cooking in Clarendon was 14,317 that accounts for 26.56% of Jamaica's charcoal, used for cooking. The top 5 regions (others are Saint Catherine, Saint Andrew, Saint Thomas, and Saint Mary) account for 76.37% of it. Jamaica's total charcoal, used for cooking was estimated at 53,895 in 2011.

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