Aguada, municipality in Puerto Rico
Aguada is a municipality in northwestern Puerto Rico that borders the Atlantic Ocean and spans several neighborhoods. The town combines residential areas, agricultural land, and coastal sections into a spatially diverse administrative territory.
Aguada was founded during the colonial period and played an important role in Spain's early settlement of the island. Its development was shaped by its coastal position and the trade routes that passed through it.
Visitors should be aware that the municipality spans a larger area and distances between neighborhoods can be significant. It is advisable to explore coastal areas during daylight hours and to be cautious on roads with limited visibility.
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