1947 Map of Bayaney SE

About this map

Municipio Utuado and Municipio Adjuntas meet along a complex boundary defined by sharp ridgelines and deep river valleys in this mid-century preliminary survey. The settlement of Angeles occupies a high-elevation position in the western portion of the quadrangle, connected by a winding network of mountain roads and private trails. The landscape is characterized by its dramatic drainage patterns, including the prominent courses of Tanama, Pasto, and various Quebradas that cut through the steep topography. Educational infrastructure of the era is represented by the Escuela Segunda Unidad de Caguana, a significant local landmark. This 1940s topography captures the rural character of central Puerto Rico before modern development, detailing the distribution of individual buildings and dwellings throughout the mountain slopes and narrow valleys.