1952 Map of Naguabo
USGS Topo · Published 1953About this map
Sugar production and coastal defense define this early 1950s landscape on the eastern shore of Puerto Rico. The town of Naguabo serves as a hub for the surrounding agricultural colonias, including Colonia San Cristobal and Colonia Esperanza. The movement of sugar cane is marked by the presence of the Ferrocarriles Del Este railway, which snakes through the lowlands past the Estación Naguabo and Estación Botija. Along the coast, the proximity to the Vieques Passage is reflected in the large Naval Reservation and Military Reservation, where Fort Bundy overlooks the Bahía Algodones.
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