
The coastal sugarcane economy of eastern Puerto Rico is meticulously detailed in this mid-1940s survey. The landscape is dominated by the Ferrocarril de Naguabo, which connects the inland town of Naguabo to its shipping points and the extensive industrial agriculture system. Numerous agricultural colonies, such as Colonia Aguas Claras, Colonia San Cristóbal, and Colonia Esperanza, illustrate the intensive land use of the era, where small settlements were established specifically to support the surrounding haciendas.
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