2013 Map of Juncos
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The town of San Lorenzo and the municipality of Juncos anchor this survey of eastern Puerto Rico, showing a landscape defined by the intersection of mountain ridges and fertile river valleys. The Rio Grande De Loiza and the Rio Valenciano wind through the terrain, with numerous tributaries like Quebrada Salvatierra and Quebrada Grande dissecting the slopes of Cerro Santa Ana and Cerra Viviana. This 2013 data illustrates the modern road network, including PR-181 and PR-183, which connect the town centers to smaller settlements such as Parcelas de Navarro and El Mangó. Genealogists may find interest in the location of the Cementerio el Ramaso, while the detailed drainage patterns, including uniquely named features like Quebrada de los Muertos, provide a clear picture of the region's complex hydrology and land use.
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