The Martha Brae River is a geographic feature on the north coast of Jamaica in Trelawny Parish, located approximately 10 kilometres south of Falmouth. In the supplied sources it is described primarily as a natural river and a site for recreational rafting offered to visitors. The materials consulted (Wikipedia, Wikidata, and archived travel/excursion guides) emphasize the river's status as a tourist attraction and geographic landmark. The provided research notes do not contain documented accounts of drownings, hauntings, apparitions, named spirits, or other paranormal phenomena tied to the river. No historical incidents, colonial- or indigenous-era events, or investigative explanations for supernatural claims are present in the supplied materials. Cultural significance in the sources is limited to its role in local/regional tourism as a recommended rafting excursion.
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- [1]Martha Brae River. Wikipedia contributors, 'Martha Brae River,' Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
- [2]Martha Brae River (Wikidata). Wikidata entry Q6774348, 'Martha Brae River'.wiki
- [3]Affordable Excursions in Jamaica for Budget Travelers (archive). Archived travel/excursion guide listing 'rafting on the Martha Brae River' among recommended affordable excursions.other
- [4]The view from here (archive). Archived material referencing regional views; included in research notes regarding the site and region.other
