1950 Map of Moca NE

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The American R R of Porto Rico cuts through the northern corner of this landscape, reflecting the coastal connectivity of the mid-twentieth century. To the south, a dense network of homesteads and small structures populates the barrios of Bejucos, Guerrero, and Arenales Bajos, illustrating the intensive land use and agricultural settlement patterns characteristic of northwestern Puerto Rico during this era. The presence of the Planta Electrica de Isabela and the prominent Canal de Desviacion suggests a developing rural infrastructure focused on water management and electrification.