Isla Monito rises from the surrounding waters of the Atlantic Ocean in this 2018 survey of the northwestern reaches of the Mona Passage. This isolated islet sits within the maritime boundaries of Puerto Rico, serving as a critical navigational reference point between the main islands of the Caribbean. The map illustrates the minimal landmass and stark isolation of this uninhabited terrain, providing a focused view of its topographical form and relationship to the sea. This record is particularly valuable for documenting the precise coastline and geographical position of the islet at the time of the survey, reflecting its status as a protected natural area under the jurisdiction of Mayagüez.
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1944 · Isla Mona
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2013 · Isla de Mona OE N
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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
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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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