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Yauco (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈʝawko]) is a town and muni****lity in
southern Puerto Rico.
Although the
downtown is inland, the muni****lity stretches...
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Yauco may
refer to:
Yauco,
Puerto Rico, a
municipio of
Puerto Rico
Yauco barrio-pueblo,
administrative center of
Yauco Yauco metropolitan area, a metro...
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Yauco River (Spanish: Río
Yauco) is a
river that goes
through Guayanilla and
Yauco, muni****lities in
Puerto Rico. The
Antonio Lucchetti Dam and Reservoir...
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jurisdiction of the town of
Yauco. It had 60
houses in all and its only
defense was
eleven members of the 4th
Volante de
Yauco, a
Puerto Rican militia unit...
- The Duey
River is a
river in
Yauco,
Puerto Rico. List of
rivers of
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico
portal Geography portal 18°03′10″N 66°51′04″W / 18.0527410°N...
- The
Yauco Metropolitan Statistical Area was a
United States Census Bureau defined metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in
southwestern Puerto Rico. In...
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November 20, 1802, in
Yauco at the age of 72.
Pedro Antonio de
Paula Antonetti was a
Corsican who
settled in the town of
Yauco and
married Isabel Rodriguez...
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neighboring southwestern muni****lity of
Yauco,
known as the
Intentona de
Yauco (Attempted Coup of
Yauco). The
Grito de
Lares flag is
recognized as...
- The
Intentona de
Yauco (Attempted Coup of
Yauco) of
March 24–26, 1897 was the
second and
final short-lived
revolt against Spanish rule in
Puerto Rico....
- (MSA) in
Puerto Rico,
comprising the muni****lities of Ponce,
Juana Díaz,
Yauco, Villalba, Peñuelas, Adjuntas, and
Guayanilla between the
coastal plain...
