1950 Map of Isabela SE

About this map

Isabela serves as the focal point of this coastal survey, where the town's grid meets the dramatic northern shoreline of the Océano Atlántico. The landscape is divided into the barrios of Bajura, Jobos, and Guayabos, reflecting the local administrative organization of mid-century Puerto Rico. The infrastructure of the era is defined by the route of the American R. R. of P. R., which parallels the coast, and local thoroughfares like the Camino Jobos. Topographical details highlight the elevation changes along the coast, specifically at prominent features such as Peña de los Pozos, Pta Sardina, and Punta Tuna. These coastal markers, combined with the dense concentration of individual structures in the town center, illustrate a community deeply tied to its geography and rail connections.