
Humacao and its neighboring hills define this 1967 survey, capturing a period of significant urban expansion and industrial infrastructure on Puerto Rico’s eastern coast. The city center is surrounded by several established barrios such as Patagonia and San Juan, while the Universidad de Puerto Rico and Aeropuerto de Humacao underscore the regional importance of the area. To the north, the terrain rises into the Caribbean National Forest, where the Planta Hidroel’ctrica de R’o Blanco marks a vital piece of the island's energy history.
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