Pozo de Jacinto is a natural coastal blowhole located in Barrio Bajuras on the northwestern side of the municipality of Isabela, Puerto Rico, and is identified in sources as lying along Puerto Rico Highway 466. The supplied materials describe the site as a geological formation (a blowhole) that has a folkloric name translating to "Jacinto's Well," but they do not include a date of origin for the name, specific historical events tied to the site, or any documented accounts of paranormal phenomena. Although the research target for this entry was a folkloric curse or ghost legend, the provided sources (notably a short Wikipedia entry and a few archival listings) do not contain the narrative elements, named entities, witness reports, or phenomena normally associated with such legends. Because of that silence, this entry limits itself to verifiable geographic and status information: the feature exists as a blowhole at the named location and is commonly referenced by the folkloric place-name Pozo de Jacinto. No supernatural entities, specific phenomena, or explanatory theories are asserted in the supplied materials.
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