Morant Bay

noun mo-RANT BAY moˈrant beː

Also spelled morant bay, moran bay

The capital town of St. Thomas parish, on the south-east coast — best known as the site of the Morant Bay Rebellion of 1865, when national hero Paul Bogle led a poor Black uprising against injustice. Its brutal suppression became a turning point in Jamaica's road to self-government. A place of deep historical weight.

  • Paul Bogle lead di uprising a Morant Bay.

    Paul Bogle led the uprising at Morant Bay.

  • Di 1865 rebellion happen a Morant Bay.

    The 1865 rebellion happened at Morant Bay.

  • Morant Bay a di capital a St. Thomas.

    Morant Bay is the capital of St. Thomas.

A St. Thomas coastal town; the 1865 Morant Bay Rebellion led by Paul Bogle is one of the defining events of Jamaican history.

Historically weighty — the Bogle rebellion of 1865 and the fight against colonial injustice. See [[heroes-day]].