Class: III+/IV-; Flow: 100-400 cfs; Average Gradient: 15 m/km; Portages: no; Length: 7.5 km; Time: 1 hour
Season: June to October; rafts? no; Highlights: not too many; Crux move: the narrows
Put-In: corn field (295 m); Take-Out: San Vicente Centenario road bridge (185 m)
Description: (click here for general notes about my descriptions)
The Río Aguagua offers a short III/III+ run in the Río Ulúa drainage. It is the most continuous in the first 10 minutes, in the middle of which is a narrow section that might be considered IV at (rare) higher water. The river crosses the road once on the way before re- encountering it at the TO.
A full description is in the Mayan Whitewater El Salvador, Honduras, & Nicaragua guidebook.
Descent History: I ran this in September 2016 with 150 cfs.