1946 Map of Bayaney

About this map

Bayaney and Angeles anchor this mid-1940s topography of Puerto Rico's interior karst and highland country. The map shows a landscape deeply fragmented by the headwaters of major rivers, including the Río Camuy and Río Tanamá, where traditional barrio boundaries like Callejones, Santa Rosa, and Caguana follow the ridges and ravines. The settlement pattern is defined by rural education centers, such as Escuela Theodore Roosevelt and Escuela Segunda Unidad de Caguana, which served as vital community hubs before the modern era of highway expansion.