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Aguada (ah-GWAH-dah) is a municipality of Puerto Rico, located in the Costal Valley of the West region bordering the Atlantic Ocean, west of Rincón, Aquadilla and Moca; and north to Anasco. Aguada's population is spread over 17 wards and Aguada Pueblo (The downtown area and the administrative center of the city).
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Barrios (Districts/Wards)
- Asomante
- Atalaya
- Carrizal
- Cerro Gordo
- Cruces
- Espinar
- Guanábano
- Guaniquilla
- Guayabo
- Jagüey
- Laguna
- Mal Paso
- Mamey
- Marías
- Naranjo
- Piedras Blancas
- Río Grande
Geo/Topography
Aguada's most important rivers are: Cañas, Culebra, Culebrinas, Grande, Guayabo, Ingenio and Madre Vieja.
Landmarks and places of interest
- Aguada Museum located in a former railroad station building.
- Coloso Sugar Cane Rifenery
- La Cruz de Culebrinas
- Hermitage del Pinar
- Pico de Piedra Beach
- Loma Linda Stables
- San Francisco de Asís Parish
Festivals and Events
- Noche de San Juan Festival - June
- Chopa Festival - August
- Juey Festival - October
- San Francisco de Asis Patron Festivities - October
- Artesans Fair - November
Notable "Aguadeños"
- Juan B. Soto
- Juan B. Arrílloga Roqué - politician
Aguada, Puerto Rico. (2006, October 5). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 19:32, October 11, 2006, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Aguada%2C_Puerto_Rico&oldid=79577281
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