
The industrial and maritime activity of the southwest coast defines this 1949 survey. Dominating the western shore of the Bahía de Guánica, the Central Guánica sugar mill and the adjacent town of Ensenada serve as the economic anchor for the region. The landscape is a study in contrasts, ranging from the low-lying ciénaga and Laguna de Guánica in the north to the limestone heights of Cerro Caprón and Cerro de Abra.
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