1960 Map of Adjuntas

About this map

The town of Adjuntas serves as the central hub of this 1960 revision, situated in a high-elevation landscape defined by the drainage of the Rio Grande de Arecibo. The map documents a traditional agricultural economy transitioning into the mid-20th century, characterized by numerous named haciendas such as Hacienda La Esperanza, Hacienda Tres Hermanas, and Hacienda Jauca. These estates, often located in the steep terrain of barrios like Pellejas and Garzas, represent the legacy of the region's coffee and fruit production.