meters, had an investment that amounted to $394,967.51. Religion The town has only two Catholic churches, the San Juan de la Cruz parish and the San José parish; also has four evangelical churches, the New Cuscatlán Christian Church, the Kemuel Church, the New Cuscatlán Church of Tabernáculo Bíblico Bautista Amigos de Israel. Sport The city has various scenarios for the practice of sport. The main one is the Nuevo Cuscatlán Stadium, other venues are the Florencia field, La Joya field and Santa Elena sportcenter. Nuevo Cuscatlán is home to the privately owned BeSport sport complex, which offers swimming pool, soccer field, paddle field, basketball and cricket. Etymology The toponymic Cuzcatlán means in the Nahuatl language: "country of medals" or "city-jewel", since it comes from "Cuzcat", jewel, necklace account, wealth, medal, and "Tan or Tlan", locative suffix.} Nuevo Cuscatlan gallery External links Official City Hall Web Page References Municipalities of the La Libertad Department (El Salvador)