
The coastal plains of southern Puerto Rico reveal a landscape dominated by the sugar economy and maritime geography at the end of the Second World War. The municipality of Salinas serves as the central hub, supported by a dense network of industrial agricultural outposts including Hacienda Carmen, Hacienda Teresa, and Colonia Esperanza. Transportation through this fertile corridor is defined by the Ponce and Guayama railroad and the Línea Central Caribe, which move goods toward the coast.
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