Aguazul

Aguazul is a municipality in the Casanare region of eastern Colombia, situated on relatively flat terrain at moderate elevation. The landscape is dominated by farmland, pastures, and oil fields that form the economic backbone of the area.

The municipality was founded in 1954 and was originally known by a different name before adopting its current identity. It grew as a key junction for cattle trade routes connecting inland areas to major market centers.

The town's identity is closely tied to agriculture and cattle ranching, which shape the daily activities and local markets. This economic foundation influences how residents interact with their surroundings and organize their community life.

The town is accessible by road and offers basic services in a rural setting. It's helpful to plan transportation in advance, as public transit options are limited in this part of the country.

The area is known for significant oil reserves in the Cupiagua and Cusiana fields that have shaped its economic development. These resources have influenced local infrastructure and community growth for many years.

Location: Casanare Department

Inception: April 5, 1954

Elevation above the sea: 313 m

Shares border with: Yopal

Website: http://aguazul-casanare.gov.co

GPS coordinates: 5.16889,-72.54667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:08