1941 Map of Isabela

About this map

Coastal settlements along the northwestern shore of Puerto Rico dominate this landscape, which was surveyed between the world wars. The town of Isabela sits as a primary hub, connected to the surrounding barrios by the A RR Of PR. The map reveals a dense network of local communities including Maleza Alta, Aguacate, and Montaña, reflecting the established agricultural and residential patterns of the early 20th century. Cultural life is anchored by landmarks such as the Iglesia Presbiteriana de Montaña and Iglesia Catolica. Along the Atlantic coast, the shoreline is defined by prominent features like Pta Jacinto and Pta Sardina, while the inland terrain is carved by the Quebrada de los Cedros. The boundary between Municipio Aguadilla and Municipio Isabela is clearly delineated, showing the administrative divisions of the era.