San Sebastian, Puerto Rico
(sahn se-bahs-tee-AHN)
San Sebastián is known as El Pueblo de los Pepinianos. San Sebastián was founded in 1752 by Pedro Martínez de Oneca.
San Sebastián has one of the most beautiful places, a waterfall called El Salto de Collazo (Collazo's leap).
San Sebastián is located south of Isabela and Quebradillas; north of Las Marías; east of Moca and Añasco; and west of Lares.
There are many well-known pepinianos, among them: composer Juan F. Acosta.
San Sebastian is made up of 25 barrios (wards/districts):
- Aibonito
- Aibonito Guerrero
- Altozano
- Bahomamey
- Calabazas
- Cibao
- Cidral
- Culebrinas
- Eneas
- Guacio
- Guajataca
- Guatemala
- Hato Arriba
- Hoyamala
- Juncal
- Magos
- Mirabales
- Perchas I
- Perchas II
- Piedras Blancas
- Pozas
- Pueblo
- Robles
- Salto
- Sonador
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Anthem: Van más de dos siglos de historia de vida..
Education
There are 27 public schools in San Sebastian, education is handled by the Puerto Rico Department of Education. San Sebastian is also home of 1 colleges and universities.
