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Ponce Municipio, PR 66.600286O 18.175026N 18.175063N 66.703819O CENSO DEL 2010 - MAPA DE REFERENCIA DE SECTORES CENSALES: Ponce Municipio, PR 66.600286O Zamas bar 88465 Zamas bar 88465 LEYENDA Vegas Abajo bar 85584 DESCRIPCIÓN DEL SÍMBOLO SÍMBOLO ESTILO DE LA ETIQUETA Collores bar 19192 Puerto Rico PUERTO RICO 72 Municipio FLORIDA 054 Barrio o Barrio Pueblo Palmas bar 58451 U 01 Subbarrio Mercado 53025 ADJ NTAS 0 UT 141 U UAD O T Comunidad or U Guaynabo 32522 J Zona Urbana1 A A Pica bar 61461 D Y U O Y 1 A Jauca bar 38198 Sector Censal Vegas Arriba bar 85627 4 33.07 1 0 7 Consejo bar 20095 3 DESCRIPCIÓN SÍMBOLO DESCRIPCIÓN SÍMBOLO Pr- 52 Carretera Principal Cuerpo de Agua Cabo Rojo Ave Las Caobas Carretera Secundaria Instalación Militar Ft Allen Pr- 143 Camino para Vehículos Cam B 4x4, Escalones, Callejón, erg a Parque, Bosque o Área n Camino o Lancha (Ferry) z o Cayo Mata Calle Pelicano Recreativa Nacional o Estatal Ferrocarril C a m C JA e Y s Tubería o Línea de Área de Mapa Insertado U á A r Y e A o Transmisión Eléctrica 07 PON 3 C C Fuera del Área de E Pr- 143 a Cercas o Verjas 1 m Pr- 143 1 S Referencia 1 3 errallez 14 O Línea de Propiedad AD 3 U 11 T E Límite No Visible o U C C N am H O o Rasgo No Clasificado S g e a P 3 g r u e 4 r 1 o s en Otro Lugar - s r P les ob R os Cam L Cuando los límites de Puerto Rico, los municipios y/o los barrios o barrios-pueblo coinciden, el mapa muestra el símbolo de los límites de mayor jerarquía. P r - 1 El color de la etiqueta corresponde al color de trasfondo. 1 to 0 a G l e m am Tres a C Pa C l os da la b o R a l m a C Saltillo bar 74963 Anón bar 03067 Pr- 10 9 13 Pr- C a m l a Glo r i a Portugués bar 63998 Santa Ro m sa a C San Patricio bar 77242 o n a b Caminos Los h Chamorros II a c R 1 n c a e B 0 S os 0 L am S C C a A 3 m 1 T 1 S an N ta E U R J C o s N a D A O Cam Lo onza P s G lez C am S a nta Rosa 0 S 0 1 A Cam T S N on 1 a d JU AS 11 ora D EL A U Ñ la Glori Cam E m a Moch P C a a 726 osqu l B e e Cam P r- 50 5 Guaraguao bar 31576 Pr - 1 0 Pr- 516 729 Cll B Cll A 3 o 50 at Pr- el M yabo ua m G a C m a C Pr- 5 15 l e Cam e cip Prin l a m n i a c C e V C M a Ca m m a t P o e ast l o II 05 5 r- P C Z a a l m la m B C a om a C b m a P C a a s m t B la i l Cam Cuesta Blanca l o o mb 5 a 0 d e 5 r T r i a b C e s Maragüez bar 50453 Pra Cam la Pr- 501 s co lan B Cuesta os Blanca L am C I s e n re u C B a m L m a s a L C o m a s L P am as P C E mas O Lo Ñ Pr- 123 U N S ec E C t L E om L a Tibes bar 82058 s A 1 P 1 s S o 3 P 1 a 1 n 1 o r C a C o a m l a la m s i d s e o c o l o e r a b i m anor III T o o P amico P Ps II e l l d C o l l i Monte Llano bar 54581 t s a Rucio bar 72770 P m a C Monte Verde 54688 I o c i m a r o an P o 727.03 s Tibes 82055 P C a m l P e Ri d o a o s s ti P llo d e T 730.01 i inicci s b om ra e D r s e m i s a T a C n e u B C amino N arvaez Pr-10 3 2 1 al Ram ll e r u illo T st a m Cam P a Marueño bar 51743 C Magueyes bar 49034 727.04 s m P a a a Localización del Municipio dentro de la Isla Localización de la Hoja dentro del Municipio n C s t e i P l l u r- o B 5 as 0 rr 3 ie T r- 50 P 5 m a C Machuelo Arriba bar 48432 Cam del Rio C a Pr- 504 m P P r - a 5 n 0 d Ramal 123 u 1 r Quebrada a Portugués bar 64041 Ceiba bar 67137 ro ed C l e C m a echo a a P z m C l r a e l Z a m a Z a l a C rz C m a am Quebrada Limón a C Te bar 67610 isso Corral Viejo 21020 ni ere 18.076061N 18.076098N 66.703752O 66.600276O Todos los límites legales y los nombres están vigentes desde el 1 de enero de 2010. Los límites que Proyección: Cónica Equiárea de Albers Clave para Hojas se muestran en este mapa son sólo para propósitos estadísticos de recopilación y tabulación de Datum: NAD 83 HOJA MATRIZ 1 NOMBRE: Ponce Municipio (113) Esferoide: GRS 80 datos; el hecho de que se muestren y se designen para propósito estadísticos, no constituye una 0 0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 2 Kilómetros TIPO DE ENTIDAD: Municipio determinación de autoridad de jurisdicción o derechos de propietario. 1er Paralelo Estándar: 17 57 21 Total de Hojas: 7 ST: Puerto Rico (72) 2ndo Paralelo Estándar: 18 26 45 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 Millas - Hojas Índices: 1 Año de Referencia: Censo del 2010 (fecha de referencia: 1 de enero del 2010) Meridiano Central: -66 35 02 La escala del mapa trazado es de 1:15000 1 2 - Hojas Matrices: 6 Fuente: Base de datos de MAF/TIGER del Negociado del Censo (TAB10ST72) Latitud de Origen de Proyección: 17 49 60 Mapa creado por la División de Geografía: 01/21/2011 - Hojas Insertadas: 0 Este Falso: 0 MAPA DE REFERENCIA DE SECTORES DEPARTAMENTO DE COMERCIO DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS Administración de Economía y Estadísticas Norte Falso: 0 3 4 CENSALES DEL 2010 (MATRIZ) Negociado del Censo de los Estados Unidos U S C E N S U S B U R E A U 206772113001 .
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