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History
In pre-Columbian times the territory now mind the canton of Tilarán, was inhabited by indigenous group called the Huetar is. In l to region, there was a stone walkway or path that crossed the mountain mining Tilarán Pasand or around the Arenal volcano, which the natives used to communicate between the coastal Pacific Caribe.A late nineteenth and early twentieth origi gino a migration of people from the Central Valley, San mainly R Ammon, Lajuela, Poas, Athens and elsewhere. Between 1880 and 1900 there were two major factors that attracted migratory flows the area, one of them was mine Abangares and the other the forest primitive forests cedar to handle, requiring a large amount of labor for some families 1888 explotarlos.En sandals penetrated to Santa Rosa (now Villa Los Angeles) where they settled. Gradually wo aj worship became settlers, founded in 1905, the hamlet of La Cabra, located a kilometer ro southeast of where this city now sits Tilarán.La first vein of gold in the mining area of \u200b\u200bEl Lebanon was discovered in 1907, ten years later he began to exploit rse. The first school was established early d the twentieth century in the village of La Cabra. In 1908, the government took over to cover the salary of the m eachers; to following year built a classroom, ubi each east of the acts l Cathedral. In 1936, in management Don Leon Cortes Castro opened the building being baptized with the name Tilarán Central School, in 1981 renamed to José María Calderón Mayorga. E l L iCEO Maurilio Alvarado Vargas began his teaching activities in 1952 in the administration of Don Blan Otilio Ulate co, as a supplementary school to third year of secular education ndaria; in 1 984 was christened today. In 1966 at the initiative of Monsignor Don Román Arrieta Villalobos, at that time, Bishop of the Diocese of Tilarán, created the Institute for Family Education, College Vocation l Women, which was initially funded by German Bishops, currently denom ina Institute of Education Tilarense Familiar.Por agreement No 457 of 26 September 1910 Portfolio Interior in attention ng at the request of the residents of the town of La Cabra was changed Tilarán the name. In r e tion with the original name of the city, there version q ue it was due to ravine near the village which was born , and the name of é sta the goats that used it as a watering hole, another explanation concerns hunters they found a beautiful goat quenching their thirst in the waters of the creek and has since continued to gorge in the Goat, a name later given to the village that were close to their márgenes.La first chapel was built in 19 10, located in the same place where the Cathedral today. During Archbishop Monsignor ado Otto Rafael Ca stro Jiménez, first Archbishop of Costa Rica, in the year 1931, was erected p ar parishes dedicated to San Antonio. On July 22, 1961, p Apostolic Constitution or Q ui aequo s and established the diocese of Tilar án, of the Ecclesiastical Province of Costa Rica, its first bishop was Monsignor Don Román Arrieta Villalobos, and the Church was given the rank of Cathedral. E1 September 22, 1913, by executive agreement, the district changed the category Tilarán district as county third Cañas.La first a pipe was built in 1913 with Santa Rosa river in which became a dam and through a ditch brought water to a tank. Electric lighting was installed and n 1924, work performed during the first and second administration of Ricardo Jiménez Oreamuno.En l to admin istration of Don Julio Acosta García, on August 21, 1923, Law No. 170, was awarded the title of Villa Tilarán the population, head of the canton created at that time. Sometime later, the August 9, 1945, the government of President Teodoro Picado Michalski, is decreed or law No. 151 that gave the town the status of city. The 7 d and January 1924 LLE ved out the first session Tilarán Council, consisting of at r owners egidores Mr. Alberto Vargas Madrigal, President, Jo know Calderón Herrera, Vice Chairman; Marciano Ca MPOs Elizondo, the Town Clerk was Mr. Benjamin Arias and the political boss Don Chalía Vega.El name of the county, according to Don Carlos Gagini, is an Indian word Tilauatlan; of Talau: rain much, and Tlan: place, which means Place of much as lluvias.En 1927 is built on land that is currently building a new school , wider and more comfortable cope with the growing enrollment. Note that this land was donated by Mr. José María Calderón Mayorga. In 1954, building was built currently holds the school Mayorga José María Calderón a. The July 25, 1982 and baptized Central School Tilarán, with the name of José María Calderón Mayorga.El first director was Mr. Claudio Alvarado Oreamuno. The first graduation was in 1934, whose students were: Marta Boniche Ugalde, Hilma Jenkins Chavarria, Julianita Echeverria Lopez, Elvia López Echeverría, Ana Maria Arias Ugalde, Leah Azov Eifa Alvarez, Hernán Elizondo Arce, Boniche Manuel Ugalde, Demetrio Boniche Ugalde, Rafael Angel Za arrears Go mez, Carlos Valerio Murillo, Juan Sandoval, Franklin Cabezas.Por agreement No. 457 of 26 September 1910, Government Portfolio, in attention to the request of the neighbors of the population of the Goat, he changed his name Tilarán. is said that the initiative for such a request was based on the verbal recommendation of the then President Mr. Ricardo Jiménez Oreamuno.Con incursion Arenal Hydroelectric Project living conditions and main economic activities are largely unaffected by the relocation education of populations and the development of tourism, agribusiness , increase ment in dairy farming and other activities while it was initiating a process of cultural transformation among the inhabitants of the canton. This project would have a reservoir of 80 km2 area capable of storing 1,800 million cubic meters of water, which varied with the enlargement of the dam Sangregado.
The use of the waters plant eo from two aspects, the construction of the Arenal-Corobicí plant and the other in a Development Project in the Lower Basin of the upper gulf, for solves problems through drought r the dry season, which harmful interference with activities regional agricultural ades. Years later, the plant would become Sandillal the third aspect of water use from Arenal.
Districts Canton Tilarán:
Tilarán
GrandeTronadora
Quebrada Santa Tierras Morenas RosaLíbano

Arenal
Climate aspects Precipitation . Tilarán Canton is in a transition zone between the climate of the Caribbean slope in the mountains and the regime of the Pacific slope of praise which is not very well defined characteristics. The highest rainfall is located mainly in the mountainous area recorded an average of 3000 to 4000 mm. per year. temperature. The average temperature is 23.1 C Canton, with a maximum variation of 5.6 C between the highest and lowest temperature. Winds . As the Canton area Tilarán way through the mountain of the same name and the range vo Guanacaste lcánica favors the wind speeds across these steps from the Caribbean slope to the leeward area. There are areas within the county where the record clearly marked winds ranging from 15 to 30km/hr and others that record average of over 30 km / hr.
Altitudes
Tilarán
Quebrada Grande 564 m 725 m 600 m
Tronadora
Arenal
Angeles 432 m 620 m 280 m
Lebanon
Tierras Morenas 685 m

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