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Cerro La Santa is a 2,962-foot mountain in Puerto Rico, the highest point in the Sierra de Cayey within the Cordillera Central. Its summit lies in Carite State Forest at the meeting point of Caguas, Cayey, and San Lorenzo, and it rises from a heavily forested massif dominated by Sierra palms. Broadcast antennas near the summit carry signals for major Puerto Rican television stations, adding a prominent man-made feature to the protected landscape. The nearby headwaters of the Loíza River and the massif’s inclusion of surrounding high points, including Cerro Lucero and the highest points of Guayama and Patillas, give the mountain broader geographic importance.
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