
Isla Monito rises from the deep waters of the Atlantic Ocean in this modern topographic survey of the uninhabited islet northwest of Mona Island. Part of the Mayagüez municipality, this small limestone plateau is a critical ecological site, defined by its steep cliffs and isolated position within the Mona Passage. The map clearly delineates the maritime boundary and the topographical contours of the island, which is characterized by a relatively flat summit despite its vertical coastal walls. This document serves as a precise record of the island's perimeter and elevation, reflecting the modern geospatial standards used to monitor these protected Caribbean environments.
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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 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 E
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