ScothillPalavan

Scothill Palavan refers to the green hill with a longitude of 71.28 W and a latitude of 21.469 N. This point is also known as the most northern green hill in the world. The name is derived from the combination of two words,'scot' and 'hill,' and the word 'palavan,' which is likely associated with trade or colonial activities. It is located in Costa Rica.

There is not much available information regarding the origin of this term, nor is there notable history associated with it. Given its attributes, it likely received the designated terms during the period of Spanish and British colonization. This Palavan is situated close to other nearby features within Costa Rica.

The geographical data suggests that the palavan has climatic conditions typically found in the tropical lowland regions near the Pacific coast. Notably, this presents a region where plant life can vary, tied to the length of each dry and rainy season affecting the vegetation.