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701 702.01 702.02 714.01 714.02 717 726 727.02 728 729 730.01 18.185851N 1990 CENSUS TRACT/BNA OUTLINE MAP (RECREATED) 18.185851N 66.801856W 66.607430W U T DO 14 A U UA 1 D AD U T LEGEND J O U 1 4 A 0 N Y 73 T A 1 J A YU SYMBOL NAME STYLE S 0 0 INTERNATIONAL 1 PUERTO RICO (or statistically equivalent entity) BARRIO / BARRIO−PUEBLO Subbarrio Place within Subject Entity Comunidad / Zona Urbana Place outside of Subject Entity Comunidad / Zona Urbana Census Tract / BNA1 Adjuntas 00358 All Roads FEATURES Railroad 0 7 3 Pipe/Power Line Ca 1rr 34 C J A ra 1 r 34 A r 3 r 4 Y 1 r 1 U Y River / Lake 4 r 1 1 4 O 3 D Physical Feature A 3 4 1 U Carr 143 r r 3 T 3 P 1 3 14 rr Ca 3 4 O 1 Nonvisible Boundary 11 1 NC U Carr 143 E r E r 43 rr 1 C Ca N O P Military Inset Out Area m Ca m Tre s Pa ol s T r e s P Cam Tres Palos Ramalii a ABBREVIATION REFERENCE: BNA = Block Numbering Area l o s Where international and municipio boundaries coincide, the map shows the boundary symbol for only the highest−ranking of these boundaries. 1 In 1990, the crews−of−vessels population of ships at sea was allocated to census tracts with a '.99' suffix. An anchor symbol appeared on the 1990 C a rr 5 0 3 5 r r 0 maps locating a crews−of−vessel tract. These maps show a very small area 3 symbolized as a census tract with the census tract number shown near the area. C ra 5r 30 r r 5 0 3 ANÓN BAR 03067 s o L h c n a m B h c n a B s o L m a C SAN PATRICIO BAR 77242 726 AD JU N TA S 0 0 1 G PO U NC A E 113 Y Y A A U N C I L O Río S an Patr L icio o A o i c i r t a S 1 P a n 5 San Patricio 3 0 San Patricio 5 9 GUARAGUAO BAR 31576 Carr 515 I I o Carr 516 t e S aC 5rr 50 A D l r J e R r m l 8 0 1 5 0 5 U N m l m J o a I to I l Se m e Ca e zqu Va quin Joa Cam 8 T q u 0 i n A 1 V a S z P q MARAGÜEZ u E 0 e ÑU 0 C a rr 5 E 1 05 BAR 50453 L r A r S 5 0 1 5 11 728 MONTE LLANO BAR 54581 729 MARUEÑO Cam Pastillo BAR 51743 MACHUELO TIBES BAR 82058 ARRIBA BAR C a m la Z a r z a 48432 m l a 730.01 Z 727.02 a r z a Santo Domingo 79564 MAGUEYES BAR 49034 1 1 PORTUGUÉS 1 3 1 BAR 64041 S 1 A Peñuelas L E E C 61074 U N Marueño Ñ E O QUEBRADA LIMÓN P P 51700 BAR 67610 E P Ñ Tallaboa U E G Alta 81456 Carr 501 U LA A S Y Carr 503 A 11 isión N 1 Transm IL n smisió e Tran LA Línea d 0 5 9 e l Rio Portugues l A lle a C o l A l m i r r t 4 50 rr Ca s o l l i t s a P m a C 4 0 Ave Circunbalación a 5 P R P o rt u g u e s Carr 123 C arr 45 9 r r Cam Quebrada de l Agua m Q u e s b r a d a oN m Carr 501 e Carr 115 0 Sin 45 9 0 a d b a 5 r d i b e r e l A n Nom ada Si Quebr r g l u a T a Ca m R am a 5 l 00 m m a R 1 1 Carr 504 5 C ma d e Po cn ( e oG fl ulC )b r r C a r r 1 0 s e ib T rr a C h t u R r a u Carr 503 e Blvd Ru th Fer nan ed z l dez Fernár r Ruth Buleua v d Club) e (Golf e Ponc Cam d R u t h s z e e d r á n r s va ga tu or P R u e F F R oP r ut ug se g e P o u r r t t u g n r u e a s o n P d e z s gue tu Por MACHUELO702.01 ARRIBAR BAR 48432 C ar r 1 3 2 PORTUGUÉS r 705.12 r URBANO BAR 64084 R Portugues 1 3 2 C all e M ai m MAGUEYES ar C a r r T bi e 730.04 s T i ón nsmisi de Tra Línea b r URBANO BAR 49077 r Guayanilla e 32307 Ponce 63820 s 701 MACHUELO ABAJO BAR 48389 702.02 Rio Portugues Canalizada 730.02 730.03 PORTUGUÉS URBANO BAR 64084 Magas SEXTO BAR Arriba 48604 80080 s Q u e b r a d a de Al g u a e SEGUNDO 730.05 d e a b d r Clausells BAR 79908 e a v d o a Sb 18594 CLAUSELLSN SB 18594 705.01 QUINTO BAR 68298 d e e l Key to Adjacent Sheets Sheet Location within Entity l l SEGUNDO BAR 79908 Rio Portugues Canalizada s e d a d e v o N e ll a CANAS URBANO C MACHUELO ABAJO BAR 48389 BAR 12355 C la le iId oli A Carr 132 SAN ANTÓN BAR 75565 g Ca Calle Villa ll V e lli F a ni la Cal e l Villa CANAS BAR 12312 u Carr 132 A a TERCERO BAR 81929 C a l l e Y u n q u e 12 714.02 BALDORIOTY Baldorioty De DE CASTRO PRIMERO Castro Sb 05055 SB 05055 BAR 64299 CUARTO 34 R ío P a s t lli o l l e o asc am le D Cal BAR aC rr 05 0 a s m c o a r D r C a l l e 1 6 21901 5 Ave as L Americas Calle Baramaya 1 0 6 l 0 l e ) r a u s e p l Ave Las Americas 714.01 l S t ( 17 i Calle 11 l 7 1 le al C aC ll e 14 l Calle 11 A ev aL s mA re aci s 2 SHEET 1 OF 4 PARENT SHEETS o r C al el 11 717 r l l 4 e 3 1 e ll a 730.07 C Reparada r) u p (S 2 rr a C REPARADA SB 69142TOTAL SHEETS: 6 (Index 1; Parent 4; Inset 1) 1 2 1 e ll a C 1 Tallaboa 81413 Calle Eduardo Ruberte 715 SANSb ANTÓN 69142 BAR 75565 18.001997N 18.001997N 66.801856W N 66.607430W ENTITY TYPE: Municipio W E 1 0 1 mi NAME: Ponce Municipio (113) S ST: Puerto Rico (72) 2 1 0 2 km All legal boundaries and names are as of January 1, 1990 as tabulated for the Public Law 94−171 and Summary Tape File products. The boundaries also reflect the feature network and coordinates as of the Census 2000 geographic base. Since The plotted map scale is 1:27500 1990 the Census Bureau updated the base from the North American Datum of 1927 (NAD27) to the datum as of 1983 (NAD83) and made numerous updates to the base features from those depicted in 1990. The boundaries shown on this map are for the Census Bureau's statistical data collection and tabulation purposes only; their depiction and designation for 1990 CENSUS TRACT/BNA OUTLINE MAP (RECREATED) statistical purposes does not constitute a determination of jurisdictional authority or rights or ownership or entitlement. Source: U.S. Census Bureau's TIGER database (Census 2000) Projection: State−based Alber's Equal Area (90RTRT) 19172113001000000000 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration U.S. Census Bureau.
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