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Cerro Las Tetas consists of twin peaks in Barrio Palmas in northwestern Salinas, Puerto Rico, within the Sierra de Cayey. Officially called Las Piedras del Collado, they are widely known as Las Tetas de Cayey because of their shape, a nickname that long caused confusion about whether they belonged to Cayey or Salinas. Although the access road begins in Cayey and the peaks are closer to Cayey’s downtown, Salinas won a mid-2000s court case confirming they lie within its municipality. Rising to about 2,762 feet, the protected peaks have been part of the Las Piedras del Collado Nature Reserve since September 1, 2000.
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