2024 Map of Adjuntas

About this map

Adjuntas sits at a geographic crossroads in the central mountains, serving as a gateway between the northern and southern watersheds of Puerto Rico. The landscape is defined by its dramatic hydrology, where the Rio Grande de Arecibo and the Rio Pellejas carve through the high terrain. Local infrastructure is anchored by the Tribunal de Adjuntas and the Cementerio Municipal de Adjuntas, while the surrounding barrios such as BO Pellejas and BO Garzas reveal a dense network of family-named roads like Carr Alfonso Abreu and Cam Rafael Muniz. Large reservoirs including Lago Caonillas and Lago Garzas dominate the north and south, reflecting the region's importance for water management. The survey captures the intricate relationship between the steep elevations of Cerro El Gigante and the winding agricultural routes that connect isolated mountain communities like La Pica.