Everything about Filadelfia De Guanacaste totally explained
Filadelfia is the first district and main city of
Carrillo in
Guanacaste,
Costa Rica. This district has 7,814 inhabitants and 125.01 km². It was declared an archaeological city because of all the indigenous cemeteries found near the Tempisque River. The town was formerly known as Siete Cueros (seven leather trees). It was named for the abundance of the trees with this name. No one knows why the name was changed.
History
On October 18, 1915, the category of town was granted to Filadelfia. Later, on June 11, 1947, under the administration of
Teodoro Picado Michalski, Law No. 864 awarded the town the title of city.
Geography
Filadelfia city is located near the banks of Rio Tempisque and Rio Las Palmas. Due to the ocean-atmosphere phenomenon known as
El niño, these two rivers have caused serious floods in the months of October in
1995 (the first flood since the 1960s),
1999 and
2007.
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