About 75 thousand people.

Toa Baja is a busy town on the north coast just west of San Juan, with a long history and pretty beaches. Its name comes from an old word used by the island's first people.
You can relax at the palm-lined beaches of Levittown, walk by the calm river, and visit the old town church in the plaza.
The beaches near Levittown have gentle waves and rows of palm trees, great for picnics and building sandcastles.
The wide La Plata river flows through Toa Baja, and long ago boats used it to carry sugar and goods to the sea.