
The mountain town of Maricao sits at the northern edge of this 1940s topographic survey, serving as a hub for the surrounding coffee-growing region and the expansive Bosque Insular de Maricao. The landscape is defined by the high ridges of the Cordillera Central, where the Cerro Santa Ana Tower overlooks deep river valleys carved by the Río Maricao and Río Guaba. This map preserves the agricultural layout of the era, identifying individual estates such as Hacienda Santa Rita and Hacienda Nueva Dolores, which were central to local life and the regional economy.
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