Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico

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Trujillo Alto is a municipality of Puerto Rico that was founded in 1801. Trujillo Alto holds its festivities in September, and in 2001, it conmemorated its 200 year history. Each year Trujillo Alto celebrates "El maratón del Arrecostao", which is a very popular marathon in the city. Trujillo Alto has no important tourist attractions, but it is part of the metropolitan area of Puerto Rico which consists of 6 other cities. It has a land area of 53.74 km² (20.75 sq mi) and a population of 75,728 as of the 2000 census. It is Puerto Rico's tenth largest municipality by population.

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[Trujillo Alto and its barrios, United States Census Bureau]

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	[ v]·[ d]·[ e] The U.S. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Capital	San Juan
Municipalities	Adjuntas • Aguada • Aguadilla • Aguas Buenas • Aibonito • Añasco • Arecibo • Arroyo • Barceloneta • Barranquitas • Bayamón • Cabo Rojo • Caguas • Camuy • Canóvanas • Carolina • Cataño • Cayey • Ceiba • Ciales • Cidra • Coamo • Comerío • Corozal • Culebra • Dorado • Fajardo • Florida • Guánica • Guayama • Guayanilla • Guaynabo • Gurabo • Hatillo • Hormigueros • Humacao • Isabela • Jayuya • Juana Díaz • Juncos • Lajas • Lares • Las Marías • Las Piedras • Loíza • Luquillo • Manatí • Maricao • Maunabo • Mayagüez • Moca • Morovis • Nagüabo • Naranjito • Orocovis • Patillas • Peñuelas • Ponce • Quebradillas • Rincón • Río Grande • Sabana Grande • Salinas • San Germán • San Juan • San Lorenzo • San Sebastián • Santa Isabel • Toa Alta • Toa Baja • Trujillo Alto • Utuado • Vega Alta • Vega Baja • Vieques • Villalba • Yabucoa • Yauco
Largest islands	Culebra • Mona • Puerto Rico • Vieques
	Culture	Geography	Government	History	Economy