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Caguas: Botanical and Cultural Garden
Entrance to the Botanical and Cultural Garden, Caguas, P.R.
Caguas
Puerto Rico
Caguas: plazaFountain at a plaza in Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Caguas, town, east-central Puerto Rico. Caguas lies in the fertile Caguas valley, the largest interior valley of the island. It is linked to San Juan, the capital, by a divided highway. Founded in 1775, Caguas derives its name from a local Indian chief who was an early Christian convert. The townâs economic activities include diamond cutting, tobacco processing, and the manufacture of leather goods, glass and plastic products, electronic equipment, clothing, and bedding. Pop. (2000) 88,680; San JuanâCaguasâGuaynabo Metro Area, 2,509,007; (2010) 82,243; San JuanâCaguasâGuaynabo Metro Area, 2,478,905.
This article was most recently revised and updated by Amy Tikkanen.
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