Nagua is the capital of the María Trinidad Sánchez province of the Dominican Republic.

A medium-sized town, Nagua's economy relies primarily on the production of agricultural products, principally rice, coconuts and cacao. Located on the Northeast coast north of the Samaná Peninsula, Nagua lies on the highway leading from Puerto Plata to the town of Samaná. Nagua is located below sea level, prompting many to believe that the town faces an imminent flood that could destroy a substantial part of town. In fact, during the reign of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo (1930-1961), the neighboring town of Matanza (also below sea level) was destroyed by flooding. Many residents of Matanza chose to resettle in the area that is now Nagua. Matanza (now known as "Matancita") is now a small town just south of the city limits of Nagua.

Foreign tourists generally bypass Nagua, as its tourist infrastructure is only minimally developed and the area does not boast any white sand beaches.

Habitat for Humanity works in Nagua, drawing in volunteers from around the world to work and, for a period of time, live in this community. Francisco grew up in this town.
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Villa Carmen : Very nice villa of 2 levels	Geographic location : Northern Coast of the Dominican Republic
Nearest town : Nagua at 400 meters	Nearest airport : Aeropuerto El Catey - Samana
Construction area : 200 square meters	Size of the land : 600 square meters
Number of bedrooms : 6	Number of bathrooms : 4
Nearest beach : 400 meters	Surroundings : At 400 meters from center town and 400 meters from beach
Selling price : US$ 250 000
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