
The northern coast of Puerto Rico meets the Atlantic Ocean at Quebradillas, where the terrain rises sharply from the sea into the Montanas Aymamon. This modern survey reveals a landscape of limestone karsts and deep valleys, most notably where the Rio Guajataca winds through the interior toward its namesake reservoir, Lago de Guajataca, at the southern boundary. The spatial organization of the region is defined by the PR-2 corridor, which anchors northern settlements like Yeguada and Piedra Gorda.
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