
Caribbean National Forest lands dominate the eastern terrain of this 1940s topographic study, illustrating the transition from managed timber and conservation areas to the agricultural valleys below. The intricate drainage network of the Río Canovanillas, Río Canóvanas, and Río Cubuy carves through the steep ridges of the Cuchilla de Hato Nuevo and Cuchilla Asomante.
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