El Jordán, La Palma, Pekín, Sauces, Bethel, Mosqueral, La Venta. Sur Oriental: El Carmen, Santa Lucía, Batán, El Guavio, Bóchica, Sardinas, Mesitas, Palacios, La Isla, Guayabal, Espinalito, el Placer y Mosqueral. . Sur Occidental: San Antonio, Santa María, La Puerta, El Triunfo. Occidental: Parte De Usatama, Parte Piamonte, Bosachoque, El Resguardo, Cucharal, La Venta, Novillero, Viena. . Economy In 2007 the municipality ranked the tenth place on department according to its economy. The GDP estimated at 2007 is $544,984 million. The majority of the regional economy is made up of agriculture and construction services. Aside from these sectors, there has been rapid growth in the service industry because of the strengthening in the sectors of education, health, recreation, and tourism. Local government policies to support agrotechnology have fostered short-term, local development. The municipality has nowadays the third category. Education In 2003 there were 97 schools, 68% are public and 32% private. 54 schools are in urban zone and 43 in rural zone. In the city there are the Universidad de Cundinamarca, the School of Public Service ESAP, the Police School, ICSEF, the Universidad Santo Tomás and Universidad Antonio Nariño. There are also Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje SENA, and 15 non-formal or informal private educational establishments. Tourism Due to its warm climate, Fusagasugá attracts many tourists with many hotels, resorts, pool parks, and cabins. The Pan-American highway goes through Fusagasugá's territory. In order to travel to other Colombian cities in the south-west, such as Ibagué, Neiva, or Cali, it is necessary to pass through Fusagasugá when traveling from the north. From the highway, you can see greenhouses, plant and flower stores, handcrafted rustic furniture stores, and local restaurants. Sports Fusagasugá was once home to the soccer team Expreso Rojo, which plays in the Colombian second division. Cycling is a renowned sport in the Fusagasugá. Remarkable growth in roller-skating has happened within the past few decades, mainly among children. Born in Fusagasugá Julio César Cadena, former professional cyclist Víctor Hugo González, former professional cyclist Pablo Wilches, former professional cyclist Luis Herrera, former professional cyclist See also Sutagao References Notes External links Official Fusagasugá website Cundinamarca Departamento Alcaldía de Fusagasugá Official Fusagasuga -City Hall- Mayor's website Unofficial Fusagasugá website commercial website Historical information on Fusagasugá Fusagasugá Wordpress Municipalities of Cundinamarca Department Populated places established in 1592 1592 establishments in the Spanish Empire