Orocovis
Named after Orocovix, the Cacique Indian leader. By:Travel & Sports Staff, June-2008
The "Geographic Center of Puerto Rico." Its name comes from the Cacique Indian, Orocovix, who was a remarkable Indian leader in pre-Columbian time. The Río Orocovis, which runs through the center of the town, is a small river that comes from the north mountains of the Cordillera Central and ends in the Río Grande de Manatí. Lago Matrullas, one of the most picturesque lakes in Puerto Rico, is nearby.
On Rt 143 just west of Rt 155 is the new Orocovis-Villalba lookout tower and recreational facility. ... (more)
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Pedro Arroyo St. orocovispr.com
Extraordinary park in the central mountains. Located in the urban area of town. Includes restrooms, scenic view sites of all the town. Many floral resources and a beautiful waterfall.
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Rt 143, between Orocovis and Villalba. orocovispr.com
Located over 2,000 feet above sea level. Impressive sights of the Island's north and south coast. Children's playgrounds, dining areas, parking and security personnel.
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11/26/2010 - 11/28/2010
Public Parking Site. festivaldelpastel.org
Culinary festival that honors the folkloric food of the Christmas season: the Puerto Rican Pastel. A three-day expo of a wide variety of pasteles, musical & dance performance, arts and culture. The pastel (similar to, but larger than, a tamale) was originated in the Taíno culture.
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