Corozal, Administrative district in central-eastern Puerto Rico.
Corozal is an administrative division in the mountainous central-eastern region of Puerto Rico with two rivers flowing through its terrain. The municipality encompasses twelve administrative districts and a central pueblo, organized across hilly landscapes.
The municipality was founded in 1795 by Francisco de Neve and achieved official municipal status in 1804. Administrative changes followed in 1898 when the region came under different governance.
The town has built a strong reputation around volleyball, with its teams becoming symbols of local pride over many decades. This sporting tradition shapes how residents and visitors alike perceive the community.
The area experiences tropical weather with heavy rainfall between May and December throughout the year. Visitors should prepare for humid conditions and bring waterproof gear when exploring the region.
The area contains the Monte Choca Natural Reserve and several landmarks including the Tres Cruces monuments. A large mural depicting local heritage adds an artistic dimension to the community's identity.
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