FAQ About Boca Chica Village
How did Boca Chica Village get its name?
"Boca Chica" is Spanish for "small mouth" or "little mouth," and the name likely refers to the narrow inlet or mouth of a river or creek. Boca Chica Village is located near the Boca Chica Inlet, which is the point where the Rio Grande River meets the Gulf of Mexico. The term "boca chica" is commonly used to describe a small river mouth or inlet in Spanish-speaking regions.
The village's name reflects its geographical location near this inlet. Over time, the name "Boca Chica" became associated with the community that developed in the area. It's important to note that the name reflects the geographical feature of the inlet and is not directly related to the activities or developments that have occurred in recent years, including SpaceX's presence in the region.
