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This name is of unknown origin although it may come from the surname of one of the island’s many immigrants immediately after the conquest. It is exactly 0.625 miles from the town of Arucas, and goes from La Calva to El Hierro spring and Jurgón ridge, and to the south to El Pino, Santa Flora and the recently built residential estates of La Solana and Masapeses. It is so successful as a residential area that a special effort should be made to refrain from authorising too many building activities.

	• Bañaderos • Cruz de Pineda • El Cerrillo • El Guincho • El Hinojal • El Hornillo • El Puertillo • El Trapiche • Fuente del Laurel • Hoya de la Campana • Hoya de San Juan • Hoya del Cano • Hoya López • Juan XXIII • La Dehesa • La Fula • La Goleta • La Hondura • La Hoya Ariñez • La Montañeta • Las Hoyas del Cardonal • Los Castillejos • Los Castillos • Los Portales • Montaña de Cardones • San Andrés • Santidad • Tinocas • Trasmontaña • Visvique		INHABITANTS: 1632

			This name is of unknown origin although it may come from the surname of one of the island’s many immigrants immediately after the conquest. It is exactly 0.625 miles from the town of Arucas, and goes from La Calva to El Hierro spring and Jurgón ridge, and to the south to El Pino, Santa Flora and the recently built residential estates of La Solana and Masapeses. It is so successful as a residential area that a special effort should be made to refrain from authorising too many building activities.