of bauxite since the 1960s. Port Kaiser, near a town called Alligator Pond, has a leading deep-water pier for bauxite export. The Alpart alumina refinery was constructed in the 1960s at Nain and produces nearly 2 million tonnes of alumina annually for export. The replacement cost of building the refinery is approximately $2 billion. There are other alumina refineries close to the nearby town of Mandeville. Agriculture Apart from bauxite mining, the parish also produces a large quantity of Jamaica's sugar; there are two sugar factories in the parish. Fishing is a major industry in the parish, as is tomato canning; a plant is at Bull Savannah. The parish also cultivates crops such as cassava, corn, peas, beans, pimento, ginger, tobacco, tomato, rice sweet potatoes and coffee. As a result of the fertile soil that provide for grazing fields, pastoralism is possible. Livestock include goats, sheep, hogs, and cattle, horses. Tourism Since the 1990s, the parish has become a significant tourist destination, with most visitors going to the Treasure Beach area. The Appleton rum distillery, near the rough Cockpit Country in the north of the parish, is also a tourist destination. The Cockpit area was the site of Maroon settlements through much of the 18th century. Ecological tourism along the Black and YS rivers, and in the Great Morass, has been developed in recent years. Education The parish has 12 high schools and 75 primary level institutions as well as 167 early childhood institutions. Notable institutions include: Bethlehem Moravian College Black River High School Hampton School Lacovia High School Munro College St. Elizabeth Technical High School Places Beaches Font Hill Beach Galleon, Crane Fullerswood Parottee Fort Charles Calabash Bay Great Bay Billy's Bay Frenchman's Bay Treasure Beach Blue Fields Beach Towns and villages The Social Development Commission's national grid of communities has sixty one communities in St. Elizabeth broken down into 465 districts. The communities which include major towns are: Flagaman Caves St. Elizabeth has approximately 44 caves, including: Mexico Peru Cave Yhardly Chase Caves Wallingford Caves Nain Other places of interest Lover's Leap is a cliff plunging several hundred metres into the sea, with an attached romantic legend of two young slaves jumping to their death rather than live apart. There is a lighthouse here too. Y.S. Falls is a famous falls in Jamaica, similar to Dunn's River Falls in Ocho Rios, St. Ann. Bamboo Avenue in Holland Bamboo