La Uvita

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Etymology

La Uvita is derived from Chibcha, meaning "meadow of the fertile farmlands".[1]

History

La Uvita was founded by Vicente Ferrer del Río de Loza on December 24, 1758, as a place for the colonial inhabitants of Boavita to flee the indigenous people in Boavita.[1]

Economy

Main economic activity of La Uvita is the manufacturing of cheese. It also serves as a touristic entry to the El Cocuy National Park.[1]

Climate

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References

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