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North of Azua is the village La Peralta (half an hour travelling). Before in the little village El Carrizal you can swim in the Jura river. The Jura river, with a length of 49 kilometers, is the most watery of the rivers of the Plain of Azua although dry in her last 15 kilometers. On this photo my good friend and percussionist Toni, who handled the rocks in the river much better then I did! (1997) |
| Jura river. (1997) |
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Jura river 2. (1997) |
| Jura river 3. (1997) |
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Bridge over the Jura river. (1997) |
| Here the reconstruction of the bridge, because the hurricane Georges ('98) destroyed the old one. (2001) |
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Behind the winding in the little village El Carrizal is the Jura river. (2001) |
| The bridge is almost ready. (2002) |
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The village El Carrizal in a tropical cloudburst. (2004) |
| The bridge finally fixed. (2004) |
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The bridge over the Maleno rill, after this one you will find the bridge over the Jura river. (2004) |
| The Maleno rill. (2004) |
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Between Azua and Los Jovillos the Jura river crosses motorway Sánchez. (2012) |
| This is what the river looks from the bridge of the motorway Sánchez after hurricane Sandy. (27-10-2012) |
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The Jura river near Las Clavellinas. (2012) |
Azua: Rivers  |
| Banilejo river | Grande river | Irabón river |  |
Jura river | Las Cuevas river | Las Yayas river |
| Las Yayitas river | Ocoa river | Tábara river | Vía river | Yaque del Sur river |
