2000 Map of Talofofo

About this map

The coastal village of Talofofo and the surrounding heights of Yona define this eastern landscape of Guam as it appeared at the turn of the millennium. The map illustrates a transition from the dense river systems of the interior, including the Talofofo River and Ugum River, to the recreational and residential developments along the Pacific Ocean coast. Significant institutional presence is visible through the Guam Adventist Academy, Notre Dame High School, and the NASA Tracking Station located near the southern reaches of Sabana Maagazine. Large-scale land use is dominated by leisure and military facilities, ranging from the Talofofo Golf Resort and Windward Hills Country Club to the Naval Reservation areas. Local community life is anchored by landmarks like Saint Francis Church and the Manuel U Lujan School, while the rugged coastline is marked by named geographic points such as Asanite Point and Jalaihai Point.