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Guayama (Spanish: [ɡwaˈʝama],
locally [waˈʝama]),
officially the
Autonomous Muni****lity of
Guayama (Spanish:
Municipio Autónomo de
Guayama), is a city...
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Guayama ****bol Club is a
football team
based in
Guayama,
Puerto Rico.
Founded in 1959, the club
plays in the Liga
Puerto Rico. The club was
founded in...
- from
Guayama to
Cayey in
Puerto Rico. It goes
through Patillas but with no
major junctions. This road
extends from PR-15
north of
downtown Guayama and...
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Guayama barrio-pueblo is a
barrio and the
administrative center (seat) of
Guayama, a muni****lity of
Puerto Rico. Its po****tion in 2010 was 16,891. As...
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Guayama FC
Stadium was a
proposed soccer-specific
stadium which is to be
located in the
Guayama Sports Complex of
Guayama,
Puerto Rico near a plot of...
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Fajardo PR 32,124 29.86
Florida PR 11,692 15.21 Guánica PR 13,787 37.05
Guayama PR 36,614 64.99
Guayanilla PR 17,784 42.27
Guaynabo PR 89,780 27.58 Gurabo...
- The
Guayama metropolitan area (Spanish: área
metropolitana de
Guayama), is the
smallest metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in
Puerto Rico, comprising...
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Puerto Rico
House of
Representatives in 1973,
representing the
District of
Guayama until 1985.
During the
first months of 1985, he
served as part of the Cabinet...
- Ohio, to
capture Guayama.
Spanish forces were
entrenched on the
crest of two
small hills,
between which the road from
Arroyo to
Guayama ran. The Americans...
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Brujos de
Guayama were a
Puerto Rican professional basketball team of the
Baloncesto Superior Nacional (BSN),
based in
Guayama,
Puerto Rico.
Despite being...
