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The types of sectores may vary, from normally sector to urbanizaci\u00f3n to reparto to barriada to residencial, among others.[3][4][5][6][7][8]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Table of ContentsList of sectors by barrio[edit]Arenas[edit]Bayam\u00f3n[edit]Beatriz[edit]Ceiba[edit]Certenejas*[edit]Cidra barrio-pueblo[1][edit]Honduras[edit]Monte Llano[edit]Rabanal[edit]Rabanal Norte[edit]Rabanal Sur[edit]Rinc\u00f3n[edit]R\u00edo Abajo[edit]Salto[edit]Sud[edit]To\u00edta[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]List of sectors by barrio[edit]Arenas[edit]BlancasBosque RealCampo BelloDomingo Montalv\u00e1nEl RetiroFanducaG\u00e1ndarasIsonaJusto Rodr\u00edguezLa LiendreLas FloresLos PadillaLos PinosMaceloMonticelloNoguerasPermo QuilesQuintas de MonticelloSanta ClaraTal\u00ed o El TrolleyValle RealVillas de Santa Mar\u00edaVista AlegreBayam\u00f3n[edit]Aguedo Pag\u00e1nAlturas del ArenalBrisas del CampoBrisas del LagoCampo PrimaveraCalo Rol\u00f3nCidra ValleyCintr\u00f3nCiudad PrimaveraDelgadoEl LagoEl PuenteEstancias de CidraFito MedinaG\u00e1ndaras IIHacienda La CimaHacienda VictoriaJuan del ValleLa GlorietaLa MurallaLas MercedesLas NereidasLos CottoLos PianosLos RamosMachuquilloMira MonteM\u00f3nacoMonchito RamosPaseo FigueroaPrimitiva V\u00e1zquezQuebradillasReparto MaritzaRiveraTabo MercedTreasure ValleyTreasure Island GardensTrinidadVilla EncantadaVilla RosaVilla San Mart\u00ednVista MonteVistas de SabanaVistas de SabaneraBeatriz[edit]Bamb\u00faBrisas de MontecarloBrisas del PlataCampitoCenteno QuilesChav\u00f3nClavijoCiudad PrimaveraColinas de Beatriz IColinas de Beatriz IIColinas del Capit\u00e1nColinas VerdesEl LlanoHacienda La CimaHuertasJuan Gonz\u00e1lezLa BombaLa JuradoLa VegaLas CrucesLos G\u00f3mezLos SotoMonte Verde o ColinasMu\u00f1oz GrilloOrt\u00edzPesqueraValle de BeatrizValle Verde o SaperaVirginiaCeiba[edit]  US 2010 Census map showing sectors and places in Cidra including a place called Rodriguez Hevia in Ceiba barrioAgust\u00edn Cruz OjedaAgust\u00edn SantosCarrasquilloDelgado o El LlanoEscaleraEuclides RiveraEstancias de Monte R\u00edoFalc\u00f3nFloresGarcedGonz\u00e1lezHeviasJacinto Hern\u00e1ndezJoya AbajoLa FronteraLas PaletasMel\u00e9ndezNaranjoPablo SantosPereg\u00edn SantosRafi Ru\u00edzRu\u00edzCertenejas*[edit]Basilio Mel\u00e9ndezCampo LagoCapillaCort\u00e9sDaniel Pag\u00e1nEl PuenteGonz\u00e1lezJes\u00fas MoralesJuan Col\u00f3nLa InmaculadaLa Pen\u00ednsulaLos Mel\u00e9ndezLas PalmasLos OliquesLos YuyaMonte VerdeMoralesNogalesPalmerasRamosSan Jos\u00e9 (Laberinto)Urbanizaci\u00f3n Estancias del BosqueUrbanizaci\u00f3n Hacienda La PalomaUrbanizaci\u00f3n Hacienda PrimaveraUrbanizaci\u00f3n SabanaeraUrbanizaci\u00f3n Villas del BosqueV\u00e9lezCidra barrio-pueblo[1][edit]Barriada FerrerDomingo Rodr\u00edguezEl CielitoFern\u00e1ndezFerrerFreireJardines de CidraLa CuatroLos AlmendrosPr\u00e1xedes SantiagoSamuel QuilesSanta TeresitaVilla del CarmenHonduras[edit]BernardCa\u00f1aD\u00edazEl Malec\u00f3nGalindoLa LomaMu\u00f1izPolo TorresPuente BlancoSan Jos\u00e9Monte Llano[edit]BloqueraCarrusoDonesEscuelaFern\u00e1ndezGonz\u00e1lezMart\u00edn ReyesMonchito P\u00e9rezNu\u00f1ez o La CapillaOrt\u00edzResbalosaRodr\u00edguezSolanoRabanal[edit]Although Rabanal officially consists of only one single barrio, it is traditionally subdivided into two areas or sub-barrios:Rabanal Norte[edit]AlmiranteComunidades UnidasCort\u00e9sFinca AliceaFlores de la Riviera o Las FloresHaciendas de Cidra o El BancoJardines de RabanalJardines de la CumbreLa MilagrosaLas JaguasMej\u00edasMel\u00e9ndezRabanal Sur[edit]AlejandroAlturas de CidraBorreroColinas de Buenos AiresDiego RiveraEl Buen PastorEl Para\u00edsoF\u00e1timaJolujoJim\u00e9nez o Loma de los Jim\u00e9nezLa CumbreLa LomaLa PastoraLomas de RabanalLos BravosLos Dos MangoesLos PanesMalav\u00e9Millo ReyesMonse\u00f1or Ignacio Gonz\u00e1lezPi\u00f1eiroSan Jos\u00e9Tierra LindaTres y Medio (3\u00bd)Rinc\u00f3n[edit]Barriada IBarriada IICandelasChich\u00f3nCottoEntrada CapillaGarc\u00eda IGarc\u00eda IILa HerraduraLa L\u00edneaLa VeguitaLos L\u00f3pezNoguerasRancho D\u00edazRafael Berr\u00edosTorresVilla RosaVit\u00edn La TorreR\u00edo Abajo[edit]Berr\u00edosCapillaCastrodadDoceGonz\u00e1lezLa VegaLos Mel\u00e9ndezLos NievesLunaOrt\u00edzRiveraV\u00e1zquezViejo Almac\u00e9nSalto[edit]El MiradorEsperanza RiveraGonz\u00e1lezLa ToscaLuto F\u00e9lixLuz Mar\u00edaMart\u00edn RamosRiveraSan Jos\u00e9Sud[edit]AnayaBaltazar Rodr\u00edguezCasillasColina del Para\u00edsoCollazoDomingo AlejandroEl Gall\u00edtoEl TamarindoFloresFrancoJardines de Villa del CarmenLa CeibaLa LomaLos Hern\u00e1ndez ArribaMontalv\u00e1nPalmasolaPoldo EscribanoPr\u00e1xedes SantiagoRamos AntoniniRodr\u00edguezTorresValle UniversitarioValles de CidraVilla del CarmenVista HermosaVistas de CidraTo\u00edta[edit]CapillaCruzD\u00edazFederico RamosFilem\u00f3nLlavonaLos CottoRiveraRub\u00e9n Gonz\u00e1lezValles del BravoNote:       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4* – Formerly part of Barrio Bayam\u00f3n, officially constituted by Law 77 of 2009Source: Cidra (Puerto Rico) – WikipediaSee also[edit]References[edit]^ a b “US Census Barrio-Pueblo definition”. factfinder.com. 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Retrieved 28 June 2019.^ Rivera Quintero, Marcia (2014), El vuelo de la esperanza\u00a0: Proyecto de las Comunidades Especiales Puerto Rico, 1997-2004 (Primera edici\u00f3n\u00a0ed.), San Juan, Puerto Rico Fundaci\u00f3n Sila M. Calder\u00f3n, ISBN\u00a0978-0-9820806-1-0^ “Leyes del 2001”. Lex Juris Puerto Rico (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 14 September 2018. Retrieved 24 June 2019.^ “Comunidades Especiales de Puerto Rico” (in Spanish). 8 August 2011. Archived from the original on 24 June 2019. Retrieved 24 June 2019.       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