Isla Monito stands as the primary terrestrial feature in this maritime survey within the Caribbean Sea. Located west of the main island of Puerto Rico and under the jurisdiction of Mayagüez, this small, uninhabited limestone islet is part of the Mona Passage. The map illustrates the surrounding territorial waters and the vast aquatic expanse that separates the Mona and Monito islands from the mainland. This 2013 data release from the U.S. Geological Survey focuses on the nautical boundaries and the isolated geographical position of this protected wildlife refuge, providing a clear view of the island's isolation within the open sea.
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1944 · Isla Mona
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2013 · Isla de Mona
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2013 · Isla de Mona OE E
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2018 · Isla de Mona OE E
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2018 · Isla de Mona OE N
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2018 · Isla de Mona
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2024 · Isla de Mona
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2024 · Isla de Mona OE N
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2024 · Isla de Mona OE E
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