2013 Map of Comerio

About this map

Comerío and Cidra anchor this 2013 survey of the mountainous interior of the Island of Puerto Rico. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the Río de la Plata, which carves deep valleys through the Cordillera Central, joined by numerous tributaries such as Quebrada Anones and Quebrada Higuera. Residential patterns are captured in the clusterings of Parcelas La Milagrosa and Parcelas Nuevas, reflecting the unique rural-to-urban development of the region's barrios. The high elevation is marked by peaks like Cerro La Tiza and Cerro Viento Caliente, while the eastern portion of the map is dominated by the waters of Lago de Cidra. The network of roads, including Calle La Charca and Avenida El Jibaro, highlights the connectivity between isolated mountain settlements and the larger municipal centers of Cayey and Aibonito.