1947 Map of Isla De Vieques 3

The island's complex southern shoreline is deeply indented by natural harbors including Puerto Ferro and Puerto Mosquito, separated by the heights of Cerro Playuela and Cerro Caracas. Inland, the terrain is dominated by steep ridges like Cerro Malojillo, where numerous seasonal streams or Quebrada drain toward the Sonda de Vieques and the Mar Caribe. This map documents the island's landscape before major mid-century transformations, preserving the locations of early 20th-century neighborhoods and rural land divisions.