Isla Culebrita and its surrounding cays define this maritime landscape where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea. This early 21st-century survey documents the small-island geography of the archipelago, highlighting the eastern edge of Isla de Culebra at Playa Zoni. The maritime boundaries are meticulously charted, showing the Virgin Passage and the demarcation between Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands near St. Thomas. The map details a complex network of reefs and small landmasses, including Cayo Norte and Cayos Geniquí, which are separated by the Canal Tiempo. Coastal features such as Playa Tortuga and Culebrita Beach illustrate the natural shoreline of the outer islands, while underwater hazards like Bajo Grouper mark the surrounding navigable waters.
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1948 · Culebra And Adjacent Islands
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1950 · Culebra And Adjacent Islands
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2013 · Savana Passage OE N
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2013 · Savana Passage
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2013 · Culebra
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2013 · Isla De Vieques East
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2018 · Culebra OE E
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2018 · Culebra
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2018 · Isla De Vieques East
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2024 · Isla De Vieques East
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