1950 Map of Isabela SO

About this map

Aguacate and the surrounding barrios of northwest Puerto Rico are documented in this mid-century preliminary survey, showing the agricultural and residential landscape before modern expansion. The coastal topography is defined by prominent natural landmarks like Pta Jacinto and Peña Montones, while the interior reveals the distribution of rural settlements such as San Antonio. The map captures a transition in local infrastructure, noting both religious centers like the Iglesia Católica and Iglesia Presbiteriana alongside industrial or utility sites like Planta No 4. A significant portion of the western territory is designated as a Reservación Militar, bordering the barrio of Maleza Alta. Local water systems are represented by the Quebrada de los Cedros, which winds toward the Océano Atlántico, illustrating the natural drainage patterns of the Montaña and Jobos districts.