Gurabo and Trujillo Alto sit within a landscape defined by the winding paths of the Rio Gurabo and the Rio Grande De Loiza. This 2013 survey illustrates the dense network of local roads and communities that have grown along these vital waterways. Prominent peaks like Cerro Pitahaya and Cerro Gordo rise above the valleys, while localized settlements such as Campo Rico and Benítez are shown in detail. The presence of the Cementerio Rural de Gurabo provides a key reference point for local history and genealogy. The map also delineates several municipal boundaries, including those between Carolina, Canóvanas, and Gurabo, reflecting the administrative organization of the region at the start of the decade. Hydrological features like Quebrada Bocaforma and Rio Canovanillas emphasize the complex drainage patterns of this varied terrain.
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1940 · Carolina
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1941 · San Juan
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1941 · Rio Grande
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1941 · Carolina
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1945 · El Yunque
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1946 · El Yunque
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1946 · Aguas Buenas
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1946 · Humacao
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1946 · Gurabo
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1946 · Juncos
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