Naranjito and the surrounding hills of the Island of Puerto Rico are defined by a complex network of canyons and ridges in this 2018 topographic study. The landscape transitions from the suburban density of Pájaros and Bayamón in the north to the more mountainous terrain of the south, where numerous 'quebradas' or creeks drain into the Rio de la Plata and Rio de Bayamón. Navigating these ridges are major thoroughfares like Ave Las Cumbres and Ave Comerio, which connect the interior settlements. Local landmarks such as the Cementerio Los Cipreses and prominent peaks like Cerro de Vergara and Cerro Avispa provide a clear view of the area's development and natural contours. The map effectively documents the intersection of municipal boundaries, including the lines between Toa Alta Naranjito and Bayamón Guaynabo, during a period of sustained growth.
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1940 · Vega Alta
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1941 · Bayamon
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1941 · San Juan
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1946 · Aguas Buenas
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1946 · Corozal
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1946 · Barranquitas
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1946 · Vega Alta
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1946 · Comerio
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1946 · Naranjito
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1946 · Caguas
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