- Source: Bijagua de Upala
Bijagua is the fourth district of the Upala canton, in the Alajuela province of Costa Rica.
Geography
Bijagua has an area of 186.39 km2 and an elevation of 430 metres.
It is a small town approximately 26 km south of Upala in Northern plains of Costa Rica.
The town is situated in a valley between the Miravalles and Tenorio volcanoes.
Locations
Towns: Altamira, Carlos Vargas.
Hamlets: Ángeles, Achiote, Cuesta Pichardo, Chorros, Florecitas, Flores, Higuerón, Jardín, Macho, Pata de Gallo (San Cristóbal) (part), Pueblo Nuevo, Reserva, San Miguel, Santo Domingo, Zapote.
Economy
The local economy is primarily farming, including vegetable production and cattle raising. Tourism exists due in part to the primary growth rainforest located in the area.
Bijagua is approximately 16 km from Tenorio Volcano National Park and the Celeste River.
Demographics
For the 2011 census, Bijagua had a population of 4,538 inhabitants.
Transportation
= Road transportation
=The district is covered by the following road routes:
National Route 6
References
Kata Kunci Pencarian:
- Bijagua de Upala
- Upala (canton)
- Ibo Bonilla
- Leda Zamora Chaves
- National Route 6 (Costa Rica)
- List of gravity hills
- List of power stations in Costa Rica
- Districts of Costa Rica
