
The agrarian heart of central Puerto Rico is documented here in a detailed survey revised in 1957. The landscape is defined by the traditional Hacienda system, where dozens of named estates such as Hacienda Piedra Gorda, Hacienda La Isolina, and Hacienda Butler are scattered across the valley floors and foothills. These labels provide a critical window into the land ownership and economic structure of the mid-20th century before the era of intensive industrialization.
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