1937 Map of Puerto Real

About this map

The western coastline of Cabo Rojo is defined by a series of prominent headlands and bays, including the broad Bahia De Boqueron and the inlet of Puerto Real. In the late 1930s, this area of Puerto Rico featured a dense network of local schools such as Escuela Garfield and Escuela Jose G Padilla, reflecting a period of significant educational infrastructure development. The landscape is a mix of coastal wetlands and salt flats, notably Las Salinas, and the fertile Valle De Lajas.