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UNITED STATES CENSUS of POPULATION:1950 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
CHARLES SAWYER,Secretary
BUREAÜ OF THE CENSUS ROY V. PEEL, Director
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NUMBER of INHABITANTS
PUERTO RICO Prepared under the supervisión of
Howard G. Brunsman, Chief P o pulation and H ousing División
1950 POPULATION CENSUS REPORT P-A53 PREPRINT OF VOLUME I. CHAPTER 53 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTÍNG OFFICE 1952
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BUREAU OF THE CENSUS ROY Vi PEEL, Director
A. Ross Eckxer, Deputy Director Howard C. Grieves, Assistant Director CoNRAD Taeuber, Assistant Director
Morris H. Hansen, Assistant Director for Statistical Standards Robert y. Phillips, Assistant Director for Operations Calvert L. Dedrick, Coordinator, Intemational Statistics
León E. Truesdell, Chief Demographer Frank R. Wilson, Information Assistant to the Director Population and Housing División— Howard G. Brunsman, Chief Hbnry S. Shryock, Jr., Assistant Chief for Pofulation Robert B. Voight, Assistant Chief for Operations Wayne F. Daugherty, Assistant Chief for Housin¡ Edwin D. Goldfield, Program Coordinator
Demographic Statistics—Henry D. Sheldon, Chief Social Statistics—Paúl C. Glick, Chief
Coordinator for Manpower Statistics—Gertrude Bancroft Economic Statistics—^Robert B. Pearl, Chief Occupation and Industry Statistics—David L. Kaplan, Chief Internatiónal Population Statistics—W. Parker Mauldin, Chief Territories and Possessions—Joel Williams, Chief Statistical Sampling—Joseph Steinbcrg, Chief Statistical Procedures—Morton Boisen, Chief Processing Operations—Mil ton D. Lieberman, Chief Administrative Service División—Walter L. Kehres, Chief
Agricultnre División—Ray Hurley, Chief Budget OflScer—Charles H. Alexander
Business División—Harvey Kailin, Acting Chief Decennial Tabulation Office—John J. Lennon, Chief Field División—Lowell T. Galt, Chief Foreign Trade División—J. Edward Ely, Chief Geography División—Clarence E. Batschelet, Chief Governments División—Allen D. Manvel, Chief Industry División—Maxwell R. Conklin, Chief Machine Tabulation División—C. F. Van Aken, Chief Personnel División—Hblen D. Almon, Chief
Statistics prescntcd in this preprint supersedc thosc shown in the report, Series PC-11, No. 5.
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PREFACE This report presents statistics on the number of inhabitants of Puerto Rico, its municipalities, and barrios. In addition, separata figures are also presentad for urban places and other areas of Puerto Rico. These data are basad upon tabulations from the Seventeenth Decennial Census of the population of the United States, its Territories, possessions, etc., conducted as of April 1, 1950. Provisión for the Seventeenth Decennial Census vvas made in the act providing for the Fifteenth and subsequent decennial censuses which was approved on June 18, 1929.
The major portion of the information compilad from the Census of Population of 1950 will appear in Volume I, Number of Inhabitants, and in Volume II, Characterisíics of the Population. This report is a
preprint of Chapter 53 (Puerto Rico) of Volume I, which is to present, in a single publication, statistics on the number of inhabitants for each State, Territory, possession, etc.
The mataríais presentad here will also appear as Chapter A of Part 53 (Puerto Rico) of Volume II. Volume II fvill comprise a series of separately published parts, one for each State and Territory, one for the
possessions, etc., and a summary for the United States. The use of separata parts makes the basic mataríais on characteristics of the population for a given area available to the public in a single publication. Withm
each part, Chapter A will recapitúlate the statistics on the number and distribution of the population, Chapter B will present statistics on the general characteristics of the population of the various political subdivisions; and Chapter C will present data on the detailed characteristics of the population of the larger areas.
The materials presented here were prepared under the supervisión of. Howard G. Brunsman, Chief, Population and Housing División, and Robert B. Voight, Assistant Chief for Operations, by Joel Williams, Chief, Territories and Possessions Statistics Section, assisted by Laura L. Heriot and Charles P. Brinkman. The collection of the information on which these statistics are based was under the supervisión of LowellT.
Galt, Chief, Field División. The geographic work was under the supervisión of Clarence E. Batschelet, Chief, Geography División.
PREFACIO Este boletín presenta estadísticas sobre el número de habitantes de Puerto Rico, sus municipios, y sus barrios. Además, se presentan también datos para lugares urbanos y otras zonas de Puerto Rico. Estos datos se basan en las tabulaciones del Décimoséptimo Censo Decenal de la población de los Estados Unidos,
sus territorios posesiones, etc., tomado el 1° de abril de 1950. Autoridad para el Décimoséptimo Censo Decenal proviene de la Ley aprobada el 18 de junio de 1929 autorizando el Décimoqumto y subsecuente censos decenales.
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Gran parte de la información obtenida del Censo de Población de 1950 aparecerá en el Volumen , Número de Habitantes, y en Volumen II, Características de la Población. Este boletín es una edici n preliminar del capítulo 53 (Puerto Rico) del volumen I, el cual presentará en una sola publicación estad sobre el número de habitantes para cada Estado, territorio, posesión, etc. \^1
La materia presentada aquí también aparecerá como el capítulo A de la Parte 53 (Puerto Ri^o) e volumen II. Volumen II contendrá una serie de partes publicadas por separado, una para cado .tstad y
territorio, una para las posesiones, etc., y un resumen para los Estados Unidos. El uso de partes sepa radas permite que la materia básica, sobre las características de la población de una área sea disponible al público en una sola publicación. Dentro de cada parte,el capitulo A repetirá las estadi
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sobre el número y la distribución de la población; el capítulo B presentará estadísticas generales sobre a p blación de las varias subdivisiones políticas; y el capítulo C presentará datos más detallados sobre las car terísticas de la población de las áreas más grandes.
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La materia presentada aquí fué preparada bajo la supervisión de Howard G. Brunsman, ^ de Población y Viviendas, y Robert B. Voight, Jefe Auxiliar para Operaciones, por Joel Wilhams, Je e ^^^^ Sección de Estadísticas de los Territorios y Posesiones, asistido por Laura L. Heriot y Charles P. Brin La recolección de la información en la cual se basan las estadísticas fué bajo la supervisión de Low
Galt, Jefe, División de Campo. El trabajo geográfico fué hecho bajo la supervisión de Clarence
Batschelet, Jefe de la División de Geografía. ui
U. S. CENSUS OF POPULATIOÑ: 1950 Volume
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I Number of Inhabitants
II Characteristics of the Population
Succeeding volumes will cover the following subjects: Census Tracts, Nativity and Parentage, Nonwhite Population by Race, Persons of Spanish Súmame, Institutional Population, Differentjal Fertility, Labor Forcé Characteristics, Occupation, Industry, Income, Internal Migration, Education, Characteristics of Families and Households.
U. S. CENSUS OF HOUSING: 1950 Volume
I General Characteristics
II Nonfarm Housing Characteristics III Farm Housing Characteristics IV Residential Financing V Block Statistics
Housing statistics for census tracts are to be included in the Population reports on census tracts. IV
PUERTO RICO N'íiniero de Habitantes
Number of Inhabitants
The island.—The island of Puerto Rico was formally surrendered by Spain to the United States ¡n October 1898 and by the Treaty of Paris, signed December 10 of the same year at the cióse of the Spanish-American War, was ceded to the United States, together with Vieques, Culebra, and other small adjacent islands. The population of Puerto Rico on April 1, 1950, was 2,210,703.
la isla.—La isla de Puerto Rico fué formalmente entregada
por España a los Estados Unidos en octubre de 1898, y de acuerdo con el Tratado de París, firmado el 10 de diciembre de ese mismo año al finalizar la Guerra Hispanoamericana, cedida a los Estados
Puerto Rico and the small adjacent islands have a land arca of 3,423 square miles. In 1950 there was an average of 645.8 in
Unidos, junto con Vieques, Culebra, y otros islotes adyacentes. La población de Puerto Rico el 1° de abril de 1950 era 2,210,703 La superficie de Puerto Rico, incluyendo las islas pequeñas adyacentes, es de 3,423 miUas cuadradas. El promedio de ha
habitants per square mile, as compared with an average of 546.1 in
bitantes por milla cuadrada en 1950 fué 645.8, comparado con
1940. Among the Territorios and possessions of the United
546.1 en 1940.
States, Puerto Rico ranked first in population and third in area.
Unidos, Puerto Rico ocupa el primer puesto en población y el tercer puesto en superficie. En 1765, cuando el gobierno español tomó el primer censo de
In 1765, when the first census of Puerto Rico was taken by the
Entre los territorios y posesiones de los Estados
Spanish Government, it had a population of 44,883 (table 1). In
Puerto Rico, la población fué 44,883 (tabla 1).
1950, 185 years later, the population was nearly 50 times as large. Between 1899, the date of the first census taken by the Government
ochenta y cinco años después, la población había aumentado casi 50 veces. Entre 1899, la fecha en la cual el gobierno de los Estados Unidos tomó el primer censo, y 1950 la población aumentó más del doble. Las tasas de crecimiento de.la población durante el período de 51 años varían de 16.3 por ciento, la más baja,
of the United States, and 1950 the population more than doubled. The rates of population growth over the 51-year period ranged from a low of 16. 3 percent for the decade ending in 1920 to a high of 21.1 porcent for the decade ending in 1940. The numerical
increase of 341,448 between 1940 and 1950 was the largest inter censal gain in the history of Puerto Rico and represented an in crease of 18.3 percent over the 1940 population of 1,869,255. Usual place of residence.—In accordance with Census practico, each person enuinerated in the 1950 Census was counted as an
inhabitant of his usual place of residence or usual place of abode, which is generally construed to mean the place where he lives and sleeps most of the time. This place is not necessarily the same as
his legal residence, voting residence, or domicile, although, in the vast majority of cases, the use of these different bases of classification would produce identical results. In the application of this rule, persons were not always counted as residents of the places in which they happened to be found by the census enumerators. Visitors found staying in private homes ■were not ordinarily interviewed there. Information on persons
away from their usual place of residence was obtained from other members of their families, landladies, etc. If an entire family was expected to be away during the whole period of the enumeration, information on it was obtained from neighbors. A matching procesa was used to elimínate duplícate reports for per sons who reported for themselves while away and were also reportad by their families at home.
En 1950, ciento
en la década terminada en 1920 a 21.1 por ciento, la más alta, en la década terminada en 1940. El aumento numérico de 341,448
en el período entre 1940 a 1950 fué el crecimiento intercensal más grande en la historia de Puerto Rico y representa un aumento de 18.3 por ciento sobre la población de 1,869,255 en 1940. Lugar habitugil de residencia.—De acuerdo con la práctica
censal, toda persona enumerada en el censo de 1950 fué considerada habitante de su lugar habitual de residencia, es decir, por regla general, el lugar donde la persona habitualmente vive y duerme. El lugar habitual de residencia no es necesariamente el lugar de residencia legal ni el lugar de votar ni el domicilio, sin embargo, en la mayoría de los casos, la aplicación de estas distintas bases de clasificación resultaría lo mismo.
En la aplicación de esta regla, todas las personas no fueron siempre incluidas como residentes de los lugares donde fueron encontradas por los enumeradores del censo. Visitantes en
hogares privados por lo general no fñeron entrevistados.
La
información para personas ausentes de sus lugares habituales de residencia fué obtenida de otros miembros de la familia, de amas
de casa, etc. En el caso de una familia la cual estaría ausente durante el período completo de la enumeración, el enumerador obtuvo la información de los vecinos. Se utilizó un procedimiento de cotejo para eliminar duplicación de informe para esas personas que informaron mientras estaban afuera y también fueron infor mados por sus familias en sus iiogares.
Personas en las fuerzas armadas acuarteladas en puestos mili
Persons in the armed forces quartered on military installations were enumerated as residents of the municipalities and barrios in
tares fueron enumeradas como residentes de los municipios y
which their installations were located.
barrios en los cuales estaban ubicados los puestos.
Members of their families
Los miembros
were enumerated where they actually resided. In the 1950 Census, college students living away from home were considered residents
de sus familias fueron enumerados donde actualmente residían.
of the communities in which they were residing while attending
como residentes de la comunidad donde vivían mientras asistían
college, rather than as persons temporarily absent from their parental homes as was the practice in 1940. In 1950 the crews of
a un colegio o universidad, y no como residentes temporalmente
vessels of the American Merchant Marine were counted as part of
the population of the ports in which their vessels were berthed on April 1. In 1940 such persons were treated as part of the popula tion of the port from which the vessels operated.
Inmate.s of
in.stitutions, who ordinarily live there for long periods of time, were
counted as inhabitants of the place in which the institution was
En el censo de 1950, se consideraron los estudiantes de universidad
ausentes de los hogares de sus padres, tal como se hizo en 1940. En 1950 las tripulaciones de los barcos mercantes bajo la l)andera
americana fueron incluidas en la población de los puertos donde estaban anclados el 1° de abril. En 1940, tales personas fvieron incluidas como habitantes del puerto de salida de los barcos. Personas recluidas en instituciones, en las cuales permanecen por
largo tiempo, fueron incluidas como habitantes del lugar donde la V
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located; whereas patients in general hospitals, -who ordinarily have short stays, were counted at, or allocated to, their homes. AJI persone without a usual place of residence were counted where they were enumerated.
Urban and rural population.—As in previous censuses, the urban popiilation of Puerto Rico has been defined as that living in citieSj towns, and villages of 2,500 inhabitants or more. The remaining population is classified as rural. The 1950 urban population of Puerto Rico numbered 894,813 persons, or 40.5 percent of the total population (table 1). This population was living in the 54 urban places in the island. Twofifths of the urban population were hving in the two cities of 100,000 inhabitants or more—San Juan and Río Piedras (table 2). Ají additional quarter of the urban population was accounted for by the four other places of 25,000 to 100,000 inhabitants.
All 14 places of 10,000 inhabitants or more shared in the growth of the urban population between 1940 and 1950. The largest numerical increase as well as the most rapid rate of growth—• 112,503 and 564.3 percent, respectively—was recorded by Río Piedras city. A large amount of the increase is attributable to annexations of territory by the city during the decade. The
institución estaba ubicada; mientras que pacientes recluidos en hospitales y clínicas, por corto tiempo fueron incluidos o asignados a sus hogares. Toda persona sin lugar habitual de residencia fué incluida con la población donde fué enumerada. Población urbana y rural.—Como en los censos anteriores, la población urbana se define como aquella que vive en las ciudades, pueblos y aldeas de 2,500 o más habitantes. El resto de la pobla ción se clasifica como rural.
La población urbana de Puerto Rico en 1950 era 894,813 per sonas, o 40.5 por ciento de la población total (tabla 1). Esta población vivía en los 54 lugares urbanos de la isla. Dos quintas partes de la población urbana vivían en las dos ciudades de más de
100,000 habitantes—es decir, en San Juan y Rio Piedras (tabla 2). Otra cuarta parte de la población urbana vivía en los cuatro lugares Urbanos de 25,000 a 100,000 habitantes.
Los catorce lugares urbanos de 10,000 o más habitantes par ticiparon en el crecimiento urbano entre 1940 y 1950. La ciudad de Rio Piedras registró no sólo el aumento numérico más alto sino
también la tasa de crecimiento más alta—112,503 y 564.3 por ciento, respectivamente. Gran parte de tal aumento puede atri
smallest percentage gain was the increase of 14.8 percent by Gua-
buirse a la anexión de territorio por la ciudad durante la década. El pueblo de Guayama con 14.8 por ciento de aumento tuvo el
yama town.
porcentaje de crecimiento más bajo.
The rural population of Puerto Rico comprised 1,315,890 Of the
La población rural de Puerto Rico comprendía 1,315,890 personas, o 59.5 por ciento de la población total (tabla 1). De la
rural population, 51,201 persons, or 3.9 percent, were living in the 31 towns or villages having fewer than 2,500 inhabitants (table 2). Trends in the urban and rural population.—The 1950 urban population of Puerto Rico was more than six times as large as the urban population of 138,703 reported in 1899 (table 1). The
pueblos o aldeas con menos de 2,500 habitantes (tabla 2). Tendencias de la población urbana y rural.—La población urbana de Puerto Rico en 1950 era más de seis veces la población urbana de 138,703, enumerada en 1899 (tabla 1). El aumento
numerical increase of 328,456 between 1940 and 1950 accounted
numérico de 328,456 entre 1940 y 1950 representó más de dos
for more than two-fifths of the increase over the 51-year period
quintas partes del aumento en el período de 51 años y 96 por ciento del aumento de la población total entre 1940 y 1950. La proporción de la población de Puerto Rico que vivía en lugares
persons, or 59.5 percent of the total population (table 1).
and 96 percent of the increase in total population between 1940 and 1950. The proportion of the population of Puerto Rico
living in urban places nearly tripled over the 51-year period, increasing from 14.6 percent in 1899 to 40.5 percent in 1950. The rural popidation of Puerto Rico rose steadily from 814,540 in 1899 to 1,315,890 in 1950 (table 1). In each of the intercensal
periods both the numerical increase and the rate of growth of the urban population exceeded those for the rural population. As a result of the greater increases in the urban population, the pro portion of the population of Puerto Rico living in rural territory declined steadUy from 85.4 to 59.5 percent between 1899 and 1950.
población rural 51,201 personas, o 3.9 por ciento, vivían en los 31
urbanos casi triplicó durante el peíiodo de 51 años, ascendiendo de 14.6 por ciento en 1899 a 40.5 por ciento en 1950. La población rural de Puerto Rico aumentó continuamente de
814,540 habitantes en 1899 a 1,315,890 en 1950 (tabla 1). En cada periodo intercensal el aumento numérico y la tasa de crecimien
to de la población urbana excedieron los de la población rural. Como resultado de los aumentos mayores en la población urbana, la proporción de la población de Puerto Rico que vivía en el
territorio rural decreció continuamente de 85.4 a 59.5 por ciento entre 1899 y 1950.
Municipalities.—For purposes of local government. Puerto Rico is divided into 77 areas called municipalities. Between 1940 and 1950, 72 of the municipalities increased in population (table 4).
In two of the municipalities—Río Piedras and Cataño—the popu lation more than doubled over the 10-year period. Río Piedras also had the largest numerical increase—75,699. The municipal ities of San Juan and Ponce had numerical increases of 55,520
Municipios.—Para los efectos del gobierno local. Puerto Rico
está dividido en 77 areas llamadas municipios. Entre 1940 y 1950, 72 de los municipios aumentaron en población (tabla 4). La población de dos de los municipios—Rio Piedras y Cataño— aumentó más del doble en el período de 10 años. Rio Piedras
también registró el aumento numérico más alto—75,699. Los municipios de San Juan y Ponce registraron aumentos numéricos de 55,520 y 21,694, respectivamente. El crecimiento total de los
and 21,694, respectively. The combined increase in these three municipalities accounted for 44.8 percent of the increase in pop ulation for Puerto Rico. Of the five municipalities which lost population between 1940 and 1950, Vieques was the only one which had also lost population in the preceding decade. Minor civil divisions.—To the primary political divisions into which eounties in continental United States are divided, the
en las cuales están divididos los condados de los Estados Unidos
Bureau of the Census applies the general term "minor civil divi sions." The municipalities in Puerto Rico are divided into
"divisiones civiles menores."
barrios which for Census purposes are considered minor civil
están divididos en barrios los cuales para propó.sitos del censo se
divisions. Neither the barrios ñor the cities and towns which
occupy the closely settled areas have any form of government distinct from that of the municipality in which they are located. A number of the barrios are divided into sub-barrios. All but
one of the barrios so divided form parts of cities. The single exception is Aguirre barrio in the municipality of Salinas.
tres municipios representa el 44.8 por ciento del aumento de la
población de Puerto Rico. De los cinco municipios que decrecieron entre 1940 y 1950, Vieques fué el único que también había decrecido en la década anterior.
Divisiones civiles menores.—A las divisiones políticas primarias
continentales, el Negociado del Censo aplica el término general Los municipios de Puerto Rico
consideran divisiones civiles menores.
Ni los barrios ni las
ciudades y pueblos que ocupan el territorio densamente poblado tienen ninguna otra forma de gobierno local que la del municipio en que están ubicados. Cierto número de barrios están divididos en
sub barrios. Todos dichos barrios, exceptuando uno, constituyen parte de las cuidados. La sola excepción es el barrio de Aguirre en el municipio de Salinas.
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS Cities, towns, and villages.—In 3 950 there were four places known as cities: San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, Ponce, and Río Piedras. The place in which the government of the 73 remaining municipalities is located is known as a town. In all municipalities the city or the town bears the same ñame as the municipality in which it is located. In addition, there were eight places known as villages. Fifty-four of the places were urban places, that is, places of 2,500 inhabitants or more.
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Ciudades, pueblos y aldeas.—En 1950, habían cuatro lugares
designados ciudades en Puerto Rico: San Juan,la capital de Puerto Rico, Maj'agüez, Ponce, y Río Piedras. El sitio en que está ubicado el gobierno local de los 73 municipios restantes se designa "pueblo." En todos los municipios, la ciudad o pueblo lleva el mismo nombre del municipio en el cual está ubicado. Además,
habían ocho lugares designados aldeas. Cincuenta y cuatro de los lugares eran lugares urbanos, es decir, lugares con 2,500 o más habitantes.
The relationship between the places and barrios varíes considerably. The cities are composed of more than one barrio, with San Juan city also coextensive with the municipality of the same
ñame. The towns are composed of one or more barrios. Two of the villages—Ensenada and Loíza Aldea—are coextensive with the barrios in which they are located; three villages—Florida,
Jobos, and Puerto Jobos—form parts of barrios; and three—Cen tral Aguirre, Coquí, and San Felipe—form sub-barrios of Aguirre barrio in the municipality of Salinas.
La relación entre las ciudades, pueblos o aldeas y los barrios varía considerablemente. Las ciudades son compuestas de más
de un barrio, la ciudad de San Juan, también es coextensiva con el municipio del mismo nombre. Los pueblos son compuestos de un barrio o más de uno. Dos de las aldeas—Ensenada y Loíza Aldea—son coextensivas con los barrios en los cuales están locali
zadas; tres aldeas—Florida, Jobos, y Puerto Jobos constituyen partes de barrios; y tres— Central Aguirre, Coquí, y San Fehpe son sub barrios del barrio Aguirre en el municipio de Salinas.
In table 5 the ñame of the city or town which is the seat of
En la tabla 5 el nombre de la ciudad o pueblo en que está ubicado
government of the municipality is presented first under the ñame
el gobierno se anota primero bajo el nombre del municipio, seguido
of the municipality, followed by the ñames of the remaining barrios listed in alphabetical order. When a city or a town is made up of more than one barrio, the population of each barrio is shown in italics under the ñame of the city or town. The population of each sub-barrio also appears in italics under the population of the
la población de cada barrio aparece en bastardilla bajo el nombre de la ciudad o pueblo. La población de cada sub barrio también aparece en bastardilla bajo la población del barrio en que está
barrio in which it is located.
ubicado.
Senatorial districts.—Puerto Rico is divided into seven sena
torial districts for electoral purposes. The composition of the seven districts is shown on the inaps on pp. 53-2 to 53-5. In 1950 the districts ranged in population from District 7 (Humacao) with 260,990 inhabitants to District 1 (San Juan) with 577,500 in habitants (table 7). All seven districts shared in the increase in the population of Puerto Rico, with the largest gain—179,770 having been recorded in District 1.
por los nombres de los barrios restantes en orden alfabético. Cuando una ciudad o pueblo está compuesta de más de un barrio,
Distritos senatoriales.—Puerto Rico está dividido en siete
distritos senatoriales para propósitos electorales. Los municipios que componen cada distrito se muestran en el mapa en las 53-2 a 53-5. En 1950 los distritos variaron en población de 260,990
habitantes en el distrito 7(Humacao) a 577,500 habitantes en e distrito 1 (San Juan) (tabla 7). Los siete distritos participaron en el aumento de la población de Puerto Rico; el d stri o registró el mayor aumento—179,770.
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PUERTO RICO
53-6
Tablc 1.—POPULATION OF PUERTO RICO, URBAN AND RURAL: 1765 TO 1950 [For description oí urban definition, see text] Urban places
Puerto Rico
Increase over
Censos date
Inerme over
precedlng censos Number
2,210,703 1,860,255
1050(Apr. 1) 1040 (Apr. 1) 1035(Dec. l)í
1,723,534
1030(Apr. 1)
1,543,013 1,200,800 1,118,012
1020(Jan. 1) 1010(Apr. 15) 1800(Nov.10)2
053,243 708,565 731,648
1887 « 1877 1860 1846
1832 1815 1800 1775.. 1765
341,448 145,721 170,621 244,104 181,797 164,769
18.3 8.5 11.6 18.8 16.3 17.3
Number
583,308
154,678 66,017 148,340 135,304
447,014
117,863
10.4 0.1 25.4 30.2 35.7
330,051 220,802 155,426 70,250
100,150 65,466 85,176 25,367
49.4 42.1 121.2 56.5
48 40 32 30
804,813 566,357 512,020 427,221 283,034 224,620
17
138,703
54 45
preceding censos
Populatíon
Populatíon
Percent
Percent of total
Increase over
preceding censos
Populatíon Number
Rural terrltory
328,456 54,337 84,700 143,287 59,314 85,017
Urban
Number
Percent
1,315.800 1,302,808 1,211,514 1,116,602 1,015,875 803,302
58.0 10.6 19.8 50.5 26.4 61.9
Rural
Percent
12,002 91,384 94,822 100,817 122,483 78,852
1.0 7.5 8.5 9.9 13.7
9.7
814,540
40.5 30.3 20.7 27.7 21.8 20.1
50.5 69.7 70.3 72.3 78.2
14.6
85.4
70.0
44,883
1 Special censos taken tmder auspices of Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration. 2 Censos of 1899 taken by War Department. 8 Censos oí 1887 and prior censoses taken by the Spanish Qovemnient.
Tablc 2.—POPULATION IN GROUPS OF PLACES ACCORDING TO SIZE: 1930 TO 1950 Populatíon
Number of places
Percent of popolation
Class of place 1950
1950
1930
1940
Puerto Rico, total..
Urban, tota!. Places of 100,000 or more.. Places of 50.000 to 100,000..
Places of 25,000 to 50,000... Places of 10,000 to 25,000... Places of 5,000 to 10,000.... Places of 2,500 to 5,000 Rural, total.
54
45
40
1940
1930
1950
1940
1930
2,210,703
1,869,255
1,543,913
100.0
100.0
100.0
894,813
566,357
427,221
40.5
30.3
27.7
357,205
160,247 115,558
114,715 53,430 37,060 80,053
9.1
7.4 3.5 2.4 5.2 4.0 5.2
158,436 62,418 124,155 05,033 06,666
86,441
61,076 79,087
16.2 7.2 2.8 5.6 4.3 4.4
111,423
1,315,890
1,302,898
1,116,692
59.5
Places of 1,000 to 2,500.. Places onder 1,000
47,916 3,285
57,642 1,697
59,242 3,121
2.2 0.1
Otber rural terrltory...
1,264,689
1,243,559
1,054,329
67.2
357,205
169,247
114,715
284,805
Places of 5,000 or more...
515,641 578,059 702,214 798,147
396.228 482,669
168,145 205,205 286,158 347,234
Places of 2,500 or more...
894,813
666,357
427,221
16.2 23.3 26.1 31.8 36.1 40.5
6.2
6.0 4.6 4.5
72.3 3.1 0.1 66.5
68.3
3.8 a2
9.1 15.2 15.2 21.2 25.8
10.9 13.3 18.5 22.5
30.3
27.7
CumulatíTe summary: Places of 100,000 or more. Places of 50,000 or more.. Places of 25,000 or more.. Places of 10,000 or more..
284,805
7.4
53-7
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS Table 3—POPULATION OF URBAN PLACES OF 10,000 OR MORE: 1899 TO 1950 [Minus sign(—) denotes decrease] Increase over
City or town and census year
Popu- preceding census lation
Popu-
1950 1940 1930 1920 1910 1899
1910 1899
35.7
1920
2,516
23.0 36.3 31.0 -4.5
1910
2,917 1,900 -290
28. 659 22,134 12. 863 10,039
9,612. 8,008
1920 1910 1899
20,171 14, 596 12,986 10,411 5, 272
427
1, 604
29.5 72.1 28.1 4.4 20.0
5, 575 1,610 2, 575
5,139 3,054
38.2 12.4 24.7 97.5 137.7
2, 218
33,759 24,377
19, 791 12,149 10,354 6,450
lation
Number Percent
16.6 19.5
1910 1899
11, 592 8, 691 5,831 4,259 3,869 3, 244
2,901 2,860
33.4 49.0
1, 572
36.9
390 625
19.3
10.1
1950 1940 1930 1920 1910 1899
15,336
8,228
7,108
7, 322 6, 571
-214 751 455
I 6,116
2,702
115.8 -2.9 11.4 7.4
79.1
3.414
10,092
1950 1940 1930 1920 1910 1899
3,321
6,771
—678
7,449
1,302 1,708
6,147 4,439 4,494
49.0 -9.1 21.2
-55
38.5 -1.2
8,568 13,316 17,936
35.9 93.8
Mayagüez city: 58,944
1950 1940 193019201910 1899
50, 376
37,060 19,124
2, 561
16,563 15,187
1,376
99.492
34,310
65,182
11,752 11, 518 6r907
17.0
15.5 9.1
Ponce city: 1950 1940 1930 1920 1910 1899
53,430 41,912 35, 005
52.6 22.0 27.5
19.7
7,053
25.2
132,438 112,503
564.3
27,952
Gnayama town:
9,382 4, 586 7,642 1.795 4,904
38.5 23.2
62.9
1950 1940 1930 1920 1910 1899
19,408 16,913 10,953 8,924 8,321 5,334
2,495
5,960 2, 029
14.8 54.4
22.7
603
7.2
2,987
56.0
1950
18.429
12,807
227.8
1940
5,622 6,053
-331 710
—5.6
13.5
Río Piedras city: 1950 1940 1930 1920 1910
1899
17.3 90.0
Cayey town;
1930
745 735
Coamo town:
1920
preceding census
Manatí town:
5,243 4,498 3,763
Fajardo town:
Caguas town: 1950 1940 1930 3920 1910 1899
1899
1950 1940 1930.
6,525 9,271 2.824
Popu-
Number Percent
4,808
Bayamón town: 1950 1940 1930
City or town andicensus year
Cayey town—Con. 18,276 13,468 10,952 8,035 6,135 6,425
Arecibo town: 1950 1940 1930 1920
preceding census
latíon
Number Percent
Aguadílla town:
Increase over
Increase over
City or town and census year
Humacao town: 1950 1940 1930 19201910 1899
1 Includes populatlon (30) of less densely settled part of Oeste barrio. ' Includes population of part of Mabú barrio erroneously reported with Humacao town.
19,935 13,408 5,820 3,084 2,249
6, 527 7, 588 2,736
224,767 169, 247 114,715 71,443
55,520 54, 532
835
48.7 130.4
88.7 37.1
San Juan city: 10,851
3, 227
7, 624 2 7,937
-313
6,183
1,024
5,159 4,428
731
1, 754
42.3 -4.0 28.4 19.8 16.5
195019401930 1920 1910 1899
-
48,716
32,048
43,272
22,727 16,668
32.8 47.5 60.6 46.7 5Z0
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PUERTO RICO Table 4.—AREA AlsTD POPULATION OF MUNICIPALITIES, URBAN AND RURAL: 1930 TO 1950 [Minus sign (—) denotes decrease. Percent not shown where less than 0.1]
Municipality
(see
p. 53-2)
Puerto Rico. D-7
Aioiada Aguadilla Aguas Buenas..
B-3
1950
Aibonito
Per square mile
3,423 2,210,703
645.8
22, 424 20,743 44,357 15,565 18,191
334.7
C-2 0-13 E-12
Percent urban
Percent increase
miles, Total
Adjuntas
Rural population
Urban population
Total population Land Map area in reference square
691.4
1,232.1 518.8
1940 to 1950
1,869,255 1,543,913 22,556 17,923 34,956 14,671 16,819
18,075 14,670 28,319 12,885 16,361
15, 701 69,192
14,276
1930 to 1940
1950
1940
18.3
21.1
894,813
566,357
—0.6 15.7
24.8
5,262 3,178 18,276 2, 671
3,866
Percent increase
Percent
increase
1940
58.0 1,315,890
1,302,898
LO
40.5
36.5
17,162 26,081 12,894 13,065
—8.2 —2.0 21.4 —12.1
23.5
"35."^
18,700 17,923 21,488 14,671 12,716
17,565
30.3
17.1
8.2
22.2 23.4 13.9 2.8
5,126
4,103
24.9
10.0 22.4 31.1 17.7 14.7
3,463 28,659 4,980
3,286 22,134 4,290
5.4 29.5 16.1
13,772 46,702 7,956 19,897 13,337
12,415 47,058 6,456 18,645 17,096
10.9 -0.8 23.2 7.3 —22.0
20.1 38.0 38.5
26.0
20,171 4,797 33,759
14,596 5,303
38.2 —9.6 38.5
27,829 24,749 26,373
39.2 18.6 45.7
6,368
—6.1
24,183
23.2 6.3 —9.0 10.4 29.5
16.2 56.1
6,041
22,594 23,283 28,979 18,922 18, 678
42.0
24,377,
17.2
22.3
7,924 5,622
15.9
10,683
1,795 25,769 7,021 22,906 17,829
46.2 50.3
81.5
227.8
495.2 —29.3
14,081 15,765 17,484
26.9 6.1
'Í3.'468'
2.7
15.3 41.2 17.2 28.2
'2HI 32.0 39.9
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Añasco Arecibo
Barranquitas.
C-3 A-8 F-15 B-9 D-12
Bayamón—,
B-13
Cabo Rojo..
E-2 C-14 B-5 A-15
Arroyo Barceloneta...
Caguas Carauy Carolina Cataño-
Cayey..
127 15
34 34
B~9
Cidra...
D-13
Coamo—
E-11
17,235 75,361 12,936 19,897 17,605 48,000 29,546
36
593.4 862.4 585.2 517.8
1,090.9 416.1
60,132
1,019.2 444.4 649.4
19,865
3,973.0
36,656 9,199 19,464 20,491
733.1
26,485 17,966 23,087
C-13 B-11
430.9
20,886 29,224
B-13 E~I3 C-18
Ceiba... Cíales..
Comerlo.,
40
340.7 294.9 569.2 339.6 641.6
56,525 8,199
17,096
15,751 14,901
8.9 20.4 7.3 3.0
37,190 28, 586 53,356 18,922 24,046
29,524 23,792 47,728 16,149 18,751
29.1 3.4 12.7 10.4 21.5
10,746 18,545
3.7
3,146
2,563
22.7
18,227 9,199 15,982 17,345
16.3
25.6
14,893
81.4
24 3 1.5 25.1
8,691 2,774 2,974
33.4
-3.1 12.9 3.1 23.9
11,592 5,031
12,935 23,087
25.0 23.9 29.2 18.7 35.7
15,336 9, 563 19,408 3,113
7,108 7,723 16,913
115.8
23, 624 13,121 13,502
8.4 23.2 7.5 11.7 59.0
15,095 16,168 4,872 25,466 23,068
3.3 13.9 13.4 16.8 12.7
5.1
4,419
3.569
23.8
13.3 25.2 17.1 12.0
10,851 6,895
7, 624 3,439
42.3 100.5
12,223 19, 516 17,469 12,454 27,351
3.6 18.4 11.3 10.8 0.1
19.4 19.9 11.4 18.3 9.4
8,881
12.3 6.3 11.8 12.6 3.7
8.4 19.2 18.0 13.5 18.2
16.8 31.0 —15.0 0.5
22,772
18,125
18,539 20,458
16,715 16,454
860
847
E-19
887
549.7 88.7
Dorado
A-12
11,749
510.8
9,481
7,579
Fajardo
22,116 15, 630
20,405 12,685
Guayama...
E-14
32,807
Guayanilla..
G-6 G-14
17,402 29,120
713.4 446.6 497.1 414.3
16,321
Quánica
B-19 F-5
Gurabo
€-15
16,395
Hatillo
A-6
Hormigueros..
E-3 E-17
20,877 6,916 34,853 29,113
Humacao Isabela
Jayuya
B-4
Juana Díaz..
D-9 E-9
Juncos
C-16
Lajas Lares
F-4 C-6
Las Marías.. Las Piedras..
D-4
Loíza
D-17 A-16
Luquillo
B-18
Manatí
A-10
Maricao Maunabo..
Mayagüez.. Moca Morovis
Naguabo.. Naranjito..
C-17
0-12
Orocovis... Patillas
D-11 E-I5
E-8
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Rincón.. Río Grande... Río Piedras.,, Sabana Grande. Salinas
San Germán San Juan. San Lorenzo San Sebastián. Santa Isabel.., Toa Alta
Toa Baja Trujillo Alto... Utuado
Vega Alta.. Vega Bajo. Vieques Villalba.... yabucoa... Ysuco
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D-5 F-15 D-2 B-3 B 10
Peñuelas...
Ponce
15,113 27,697 21,654 16, 326 29,951
E-8 A-5 C-1 B-17
B-15
35
D-15
64
64
B-4 F-11 B-13 A-12 C-15
E-16 lE^-5
14, 589
454.0 832.8 267.6 483.1
23,396
229.9 491.2 458.4 383.3 676.6
29,833 25,842
19,464 14, 736
29,914 9,626 15,389 22,145 8,851 29,366
21,614 19,291
432.3 494.6
7,724 10,792 76,487 19,716 19,167
21,019 15,927
396.6 568.8 336.2 401.1 331.8
19,180 13,954 19,770 17,319 14,789
126,810 13,712 16,651 143,989
1,093. 2 596.2 706.3 273.0
3, 511.9
105,116 11,494 9, 256 16,116 68,290
10,238
12,907
18,762 7,799 24,838 6,463 9,084 17,089 17,332
19.5 18.8 31.3 15.4
0.6
10.6
14.1 7.1 8.8 1.0
19.8
18,212 11,645 16,115 14,178
13,278 87,604
20.6 19.3
8,178 14,085 40,853
3.3 110.8
11,881
14,146 19,400
15,446
23,768 114,715 23,479
498.3 396.4 524.3 656.7 647.9
30,266 11,408 13, 371
25,691
405.4
42,531 14, 329 23,105 10,362 12,871 27,438 30,533
46, 625 16,521 28,925 9,228 14.972
28,810 33,708
690.0 628.8 177.5
404.6 623.8 488.6
11,410 11,720
5.3
10.190
26, 473 169, 247 26, 627
13,605
10.9
-4.2 9.0 14.1
459.9
16.097
104.4
68,270
23,435 339.6 29, 553 547.3 224,767 37,461.2 29,248 541.6
15,761
52 37 65
387.5
18,322
200.1 559.9
13,478 14,155
46
15,870
1,148. 8
35,376
115 28
585.5 497.1 628.7 774.5 519.9
7.403 11,758
18,851 14,931 116 23 14 61 41
15, 577 18,319
87, 307
21,181
F-4 F-12 E-4 A-14
C-7 B-11 A-11 C-18 E-10
10,807 16,208 24,755 9,967 30,449
1, 078. 5
20,886
9,182 18,429
8, 504 28,797 7,275 20,492 19,662
Corozal.. Culebra..
Guaynabo..
11.8 17.2 28.2 14.3 9.0 —3.6 11.8
9,719 31.391 7,021 22,906 20.392
30,511
20.1
4, 268
11,696 9,865 9, 570
13.8 20.8 11.6 32.8
36.9 17.6 5.9 38.1 16.0
27,787
20.0 32.8 13.2 14 4 67.2
2,537 23.8 14.8
—2.7
15.4
12.6
6.8
43.8
38.2
-18.0
28.0
15.0 14.6
32.0
9,481
-2.8
21.6
6,780
13,297 4,962
-49.0
69.3 61.2 69.2 17.9
13,399 14,289 29,120
15,577 18,319
22.3 -1.5 -8.3 69.0
11,976 20,877 6,916 24,002 22,218
12,301 18,322 6,098 22,209 22,403
-2.7 13.9 13.4 8.1 -0.8
14,589 19,465 14,455 14,736 25,612
3.6 17.9 -7.5 10.8 2.0
13, 598
4,743 8,285
3,931 5,009
20.7 65.4
3,836
4,302
-10.8
15,113 22,954 13,369 16,326 26,115
49.0
10,807 13,058 21,883 9,967 20.357
9,626 15,389 22,145 8.851 22. 595
12.3 -15.2 -1.2 12.6 -9.9
7,403
7,724
-4.2
11,758 28,363 21,614 19,291
10,792 26,111 16,711 19,167
29.3 0.6
16,577 1.5,927
14,995 13,954 19,770 17,319
3,150 2,872 10,092
!, 771
58,944
50,376 3,005
4,442
4,186
17.0
"2,"674 99,492
18, 507 18,851
66,182
52.6
4,867 7,148 8,872 224, 767 6,745
17.8 29.1
5,206
19,935
564.3
13.2 -2.3
6.0 10.4
25.2 9.9
5, 268 9,801
22.6
31.1 23.7
25.8
17.1
38.3
16.8 25.7
12.8
14.4
13.3
19.4 11.6 33.1
23.1
67.6
65.9 15.2
21.1
21.8
14,789
1.0
27,318
-31.6
13,712
11,494 9,256 16,116 48,355
19.3
"12."6*
78.6
62.0
-13.0
15.8
-76.1
92.0
29.2
30.2
33.8 29.6
9,363
19.9
13, 661
19.2
20,027
3.3
169,247 5,181
22, 503
21, 446
4.9
23.1
100.0 19.6
4,278
21.7
30,170 9. 361 14,155 16, 761 13, 605
25,988 11,468
16.1 -18.4 5.9 38.1
14.7
14.1
13,371 11,410
11,726
16.0
36,932
38,101 11,091
-3.1 17.5
20.8 21.1
22.6
17,698
32.2 -20.1
19.1
23.4
33.4
25.8
18.3 29.1
16.6 32.7
15.7 22.5
16.2
27.0
11,230 16, 287 20. 681
5,739 0,446
4,117
16.3
65.4
1.8 24.6 37.6 32.8 30.2
4,783
14 3
25.2 -11.0 16.3
10.6 14.1 -6.4
39,934
14,028 11,551
34.8 60.9
9.0
14,931
9,888 2, 623
132,438
19.1 25.6 11.4 47.6 13.4
13.6
17.9
9,212 6,067
17.9
31,0 —30.2
3.1
887
9,693 3,492 6,636 3,085
37,434 12, 333 20,406 10, 582 11,847 21,914
22.7 22.2 11.4
3,482
20.9
4,430 3,238 6.409 2, 678
118.8 7.8
4, 542
15.8
6,143 14,972 23, 552
-1.9
23,907
2.3 15.2
30.6 30.0
100.0
13.029 23.389
7, 684
12,871 22,896 20,548
16.3 2.9
16.3
24.3
30.5
10.4
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS
53-9
Table 5.—POPULATION OF MUNICIPALITIES BY BARRIOS: 1930 TO 1950 [Barrio figures for 1940 and 1930 do not necessarüy add to municipallty totals. Boundary changes between 1940 and 1950 are given in footnotes;for changes between 1930 and 1940,see
reports of Sixteenth Census (1940), Population, Vol. I, p. 1232] Municipallty and barrio
1950
1940
1930
Municipallty and barrio
Adjuntas.
22,424
22,556
18,075
Adjuntas town
6,262
Capáez
1,081 1,632
2,376 1,112
497
3,856 1,235 1,173 1,119
1,100
Llanos ®
1,272 1,040
872 731
504 641
1,390
Pasto Plata Robles ®
1950
Guayabo DulceGuayo Guilarte Juan González..
LimanI Pellejas.. Portillo.-
Portugués.. Saltilloi Tanamá
Vegas Abajo Yahuecas Yayales.. Aguada...
Aguada town. CalifoTTiia Posario
Asomante Atalaya
Cruces
Espinar J
]
Guanábano
QuaníquiUa—. Guayabo Jagüey
Laguna« Mal Paso Mamey,.
810
1,303
828
1,068
404
507
941 449
2,166 1,094
3,164
2,030
774 722
577 467
2,044
1,305 1,860
1,190 1,770
680
589
511
20,743
17,923
14,670
3,178 1,653 1,635
2,137 1,186
1,662 945
951 434 953 797
717 426
1,031
1,315 1,249
1,487
1,143
881
790
638 510 631
746
649 781 503
970
1,007
1,087 1,249
985
683
701
1,286 955 872
Marías
Naranjo
Piedras Blancas' Elo Grande..... Aguadilla.
Aguadilla town Higüey 3 " Iglesia II'"" Nuevo.,
SttTita BáréiróII Tamarindo,
Aguacate... Arenales Borínquen Caimital Alto""
Caimital Bajo i" Ceiba Baja. Corrales Guerrero
Maleza Alta." Maleza Baja Montaña Palmar '
II
Aguas Buenas..
Aguas Buenas town« Bairoa *
Bayamonclto"
IIIIIII""
Juan Asencio Muía * I Mulita ♦..." Sonadora Sumidero Aibonito-
Aibonlto town 8 Pueblo Norte
Pueblo Sur 6...
1,253 1,053 872
674
371 823 764 821 788 719 995
1,599 1,535
1,080 1,203 1,268
1,142 1,108
613
680
524
44,357
34,956
28,319
18,276 3,339 1,393 3, OSO 3.787 6.788 1,278
13,468
10,952
816
1,134
3,586 1,714 2,361
2,501
3,338 um 3,138 3,755 6,313 976
1,377 2,289
15,701
14,276
Añasco town Cuartel Primero,
3,463 436
3,286
3,064
330 696
699 353
688
Cuartel Segundo, Cuartel Tercero.. Cuartel Cuarto..
1,711
1,130 1,448
1,461
1,394
888 791
813 938
1,311
1,259
1,104
15,565
14,671
12,885 2,059
921
847
1,402 3,110
1,366 1,406 1,402 1,376 1,066 1,077 1,223 2,458
1,307 1,218 1,163 1, 227 1,069 1,082 1,031 1,882
18,191
16,819
16,361
4,103 1,418
1,158
Añasco Arriba
755
Caguabo...
736
Caracol-Carreras..
963 166
Casey Abajo
3,498 1,344 8,154
431 1,084
87 821 655 683
981 307 610 654 604
1,006
1,050
209
163
326 536
294 571
265 488
333
367
296
579 621
576
451
706
692
815 818 385 858
494
416
Humatas Marías
Miraflores
941
Casey Arriba.. Cerro Gordo.Cidra Corcovada
Dagüey
Espino Hatillo
—
705
Ovejas... Piñales
Playa
Quebrada Larga.. Río Arriba Río Cañas
18,545
15,751
1,745 5,859
4,141
Florida village 8_.
1,030 4,883 1,710
Florida Afuera....
9,254
Garrochales Palmas Altas
2,451 2,279
6,137 3,149 1,655
6,007 2,531 1.493
17.605
17,096
14,901
4,268 2,012 1,266 2,212 1,445 2,911 1,585 1,906
1,816 2.654
1,462 1,740
1,488
1,638
2.655 1,651 2,843 1,795 2,194
1,922 1,633 2,026
48,000
37,190
29,524
20,171 3,931 3,441 1,404
14,596 2,105 1,591 1,235
12,986
733 892
807 926
800
3,092
23,792
Florida Adentro
i
710
738
375
418
817 918
608
571
653 831 459 432 211 225
1,108
1,044
663 609
564 mi
277
150 293
307
641
Barranquitas town • Barrancas ® Cañabón
Helechal ® Honduras ® Palo Hincado'
Quebrada Grande ®.. Quebradillas Bayamón..
Bayamón town Buena Vista Cerro Gordo
Dajaos
Guaraguao Abajo.. Guaraguao ArribaHato Tejas
6,514
Juan Sánchez Minillas Nuevo
2,477 2,519 1,501
Pájaros
2,813 1,604
4,758 3,421 1,784 1,633 2,869 1,465
29,546
28,586
Santa Olaya Cabo Rojo. Cabo Rojo town. Pueblo Norte Pueblo Nuevo... Pueblo Sud
Bajura... Boquerón
Arecibo.
75,361
69,192
56,525
Arecibo town '...
28,659
22,134
12,863
Í,6U
1,433
Buenos Aires i.. Jareales i La Cruz Monserrate Posario...
8,090 5,367 5,083
8,647 3,364
7,679
"6',508
995
1,330 3,639 8,463
1,088 3,789
San Luis
Vigía 7..
588
Carreras..
Domingo Rulz. Dominguito Esperanza Factor..
Garrochales Hato Abajo Hato Arriba—
332
2,074 2,164
1,523
1.237
2,387 3,019 3,284 2,370 1,585 2,599
1,196 2,671 2,894 1,482 1,580 2,271 2,821
3,137
Santana
2,660
Tanamá
3,776
4,766 3,562 3.238 3,144 5,274 2,259 2,441
Arroyo-
12,936
10,746
Arroyo town— Cuatro Calles-
4,980 1,186 3,898
4,290
Hato Viejo Islote 1 Miraflores
Río Arriba
Sabana Hoyos..
3,028 3,110 2,890 2,017 5,344
Guanajibo.. Llanos Costa
Llanos Tuna
Miradero Monte Grande...
1,786
3,075 8,161
1,5U
Pedernales
CaguasCaguas town » Bairoa " Beatriz...
1,743
Borínquen
1,721
Cañaboncito " Río Cañas San Antonio San Salvador Tomás de Castro
1,484 1,101 1,053 2,959
3,030 1,549 1,421
Cañabón "
Turabo
Pueblo Este... Pueblo Oeste.Ancones Palmas
Pitahaya Yaurel
718
666
8,559 1,013
1,354
612
489
527
1,398 2,815 1,900
1,247 2,158 1,912
4,797 3,657 496 UI44 1,790 2,778 2,708 2,471 3,734 4,156 4,335 2,777
1,579
2,523 2,057
1,772 1,339 1,064 889
1,424 1,630 1,446 1,745 1,337
4.605
5,303
3,733
8,766 486
8,051
"i','m
3,427
1,922 2,682
2,162 2,059 4,153
1,402 3,633
1,888
1.606
2,599
2,843
2,654
3,763
2,988
2,689
60,132
53,356
47,728
33,759 2,432 2,713 3,027 1,014
24,377
19,791
3.285
3,809 2,417 3,196 1,208 3,357
3,866 2,604 3,081 2,443 3,526
2,409
2,863 3,804 2.286
2,739 1,103 3,378 3,187 3,052
3,162
3,975 974
1,010 3,478 3,891
20,886
18,922
16,149
2,756
Camuy town Abra Honda
2,292
1,659
2,376 1,720
3,399
Camuy Arriba.,
1,653
1,225
Cibao
1,376
2,096 1,525 1,050 1,246
Ciénagas.. Membrillo Piedra Gorda...
1,158 1,090 1,531 2,647 1,018
4,533
3,106 2,282 2,620 4,753 1,810 2,342
8,199
Camuy.
Puente "
Puertos Quebrada
1,018 1,691 599 365 451 656
1,599 1,820
2,793
1,372 1,114 1,036 1,318 1,005
940 981
1,211
1,203 827
961
2,192
3,121
670
Santiago
638
615
Yeguada
1,303 1,728
1,154
1,305
1,243
29,224
24,046
18,751
6,041 1,936 1,746
5,368 2,123 1,586 1,639
4,454
Zanja
Guásimas
8,685
113
1,472
553 385 875
5,126 1,906 S, 831
3,001
Añasco Abajo
1,143 1,193
1930
19,897
Barceloneta town.
Barranquitas.
2,169
1,002
987 316
17,235
ASasco..
ArrozalCambalache
1,188 1,086 1,022
2,376
1,801
Arenalejos
1,409 2,950 2,026
2,671 1,155 1,282 1,591 1,272 1,779
1,975
1,701
549
895
2,063 1,755 1,621
1,622 1,202
620
1,852
1,198
1,744
1940
1,010
3,489 -
San Felipe.....
597
1,068 1,688 1,081 1,465
1,650 1,849 1,915 1,929 1,763
1,569
Cuyón..
4,040
2,627
297 942
756
CaoniUas ^
Miramar
624 880
Municipallty and barrio Barceloneta.
1,639
Asomante
1,660 1,006 1,983 3,363
3,763
4,746
Ceiba Alta.
Jagüeyes
823
1,559
466
Cerro Gordo..
Cagiiitas
1,199
1,449
Carrizal
Victoria
983 651
1,287
543 960
Vegas Arriba
904
1930
Aibonito—Con.
Algarrobo Garzas ^
1940
Carolina-
Carolina town Barrazas Cacao
Cangrejo Arriba..
1,501
Canovanillas Carruzos
1,784 1,205
965
1,996 1,712 1,159
1,815
2,188 1,061
930
^Adjuntas.—Parts of Garzas Saltillo Vegas Abajo, and Vegas Arriba barrios annexed to Adjuntas town since 1940.
=Aquada.—Espinar, Guanábano Laguna, and Mal Paso barrios retumed in 1940 as Espinal, Guanábanas, Lagunas, and Malpaso, respectively. « Aguadilla.—part of Caimital Bajo barrio annexed to Higüey barrio (in Aguadilla town) since 1940.
,, ,
Tv/r„nf Buenas.—parts of Bairoa. Muía, Sonadora, and Sumidero barrios annexed to Aguas Buenas town since 1940. Muía and Mulita barrios retumed in 1940 as Muías ana iviuiicas, respectively.
hnrr'i
of Caonillas, Llanos, Pasto, and Robles barrios annexed to Aibonito town (coextensive with Pueblo Norte and Pueblo Sur barrios) since 1940. Pueblo Sur
I AÑASCO.—Corcovada 4« Pueblo Sud in 1940. barrio retumed as Corcovado in 1940. . , w in Tanamá barrio annexed to Buenos Aires barrio (in Arecibo town) since 1940. Jareales barrio .organized írom part o íCambalache barrio, and Vigía barnoi
organized from part of Islote barrio, annexed to Arecibo town since 1940. í bÍSS X not reported separately prior to 1950. . x-barrios annexed to Barranquitas town since 1940. üarranquitas.—Parts ofvillage Barrancas, Helechal, Honduras, Palo Hincado, and Quetoda Grande II Parts of Cerro Gordo Juan Sánchez, and Minillas barrios annexed to Bayamón town since 1940. a raguas.—parts of Bairoa, Cañabón, Cailaboncito, Tomás de Castro, and Turabo barrios annexed to Caguas town since 1940. OAMUY.—Part of Puente barrio annexed to Camuy town since 1940.
PUERTO RICO
53-10
Tablc 5 —POPULATION OF MUNICIPALITIES BY BARRIOS: 1930 TO 1950—Con. Mnnicipality and barrio Carolina—Con. Cedro"
Hoyo Muías Martín Oonzédez
Sabana Abajo San Antón_._ Santa Cruz
Trujillo Bajo
1950
1940
Municipality and barrio
1930
675
831
683
2,132 3,232 4,584 3,138
1,543 1,906 1,724 2,290
1,034 1,169 1,445
993
840 947
1,257
797 772 785
19,865
9,719
8,504
Cataño town.. Palmas
9,182 10,683
7,924 1,795
7,044
Cayey
36,656
31,391
28,797
Cataño..
Cayey town"
18,429 10,722 7,707
5,622 2,406 8,217
741
1,035
.621
522 598 216 417 779 949
782 724 701 262 684 773 519
1,235
1,591
569 293 916
559 918
1,390
1,806 4,022
1,603 2,810
615 267 263
662 654 368
642 677 400
Rincón"
1,129 1,992
1,721 2,360
2,361
Sumido. Toíta »..
427
515
586
3,224
4,931
3,451
Vegas...
859
914
933
Píieblo Norte
Pueblo Sur Beatriz... Cedro Cercadillo
542 251 392 851
Culebras Alto
Culebras Bajo Farallón
Quavate Jájome Alto
1,031 1,221
Jájome Bajo Lapa Matón Abajo Matón Arriba" Monte Llano"
Pasto VJejo Pedro AvilaPiedras
Quebrada Arriba
511 299 936 665
1940
Coamo..
26,485
22,772
18,125
Coamo town ".. Coamo Arriba...
11,592
5,831
1.103 1,692 1,317 2.104 1,408 1,591 2,062 2,026
8,691 1,097 1,146 1,088 1,380 1,042 1,742 1,337 1,356 1,723 2,170
17,966
18,539
16,715
Cuyón Hayales Los Llanos
1,460
5,953 2,867
8,086
356
Palmarejo Pasto" Pedro García
Pulguillas San Ildefonso ".. Santa Catalina.. Comerío..
9,199
Ceiba town "...
Chupacallos "... Daguao Guayacán Machos" Quebrada Seca.
Río Abajo
Ciales
Ciales town. Cialitos Cordillera... Frontón
Hato Viejo.. Jaguas Pesas" Pozas
Toro Negro., Cidra-
Cidra town Arenas
Bayamón "... Beatriz Ceiba Honduras
Monte Llano.. Rabanal Rincón
Rio Abajo.. Salto
Sud" Toita
7,021
1,665 1,464
1,442 1,033
242 749 741
487 332 788 949
2,351 1,179
7,275 1,204
l,p
^3
752
708
19,464
22,906
20,492
3,482 1,718 1,566 2,518 1,951 2,154 2,038 1,987 2,050
1,919 1,991 2,189 3,977
1,780 2,113 1,610 3,355 2,749 3,098 1,121 2,558 2,108
20,491
20,392
19,662
3,146 2,379 3,048 1,— 2,085
2,563 1,771 3,116 1,546 1,725
2,170 1,772 2,679 1,521 1,802
652
683
575
1,066 1,792 1,237
1,240 1,858 1,377
1,120 2,177 1,287
920 591
1,321
1,171
1,482
1,376 1,256 1,227
744
822
700
888
2,502 1,110
23,087
20,458
16,454
Dos Bocas
2,428 1,393 2,023 1,300 1,890
2,110 2,030 1,139 1,447
Magueyes
735
651
580
1,292
1,111
1,297 1,703 1,954 1,656 1,897
Maná Negros Padilla
1,159 1,117 1,990
Palmarejo Palmarito Palos Blancos, pueblo 20
2,414 1,995 2,229 2,414
2,016 3,158 1,488 2,299 1,322
Flamenco 21 FraUe 21
1,730 1,708 971
1,275
Playa Sardinas n 21 San Isidro Dorado..
9,481
Dorado town..
Espinosa Higuülar Maguayo Mameyal Rio Lajas Fajardo 22. Fajardo town 22.,
256 87
Guayanilla..
Quayanilla town.. Poblado Sitios 25. Pueblo 25 Boca Cedro
Consejo..
Macaná Pasto
Playa...--—-
Quebrada Honda Quebradas 25
702
549
1,637 2,842
662 781 994
1,302
1,075
1,197
856
874
807
1,221
1,086
17,402
15,577
13,121
3,113 1,646 1,667
1,266 1,303 1,266
'¥,'044
900 681 358 727
624 856 290
Sierra Baja Guaynabo..
Guaynabo town ^— Camarones 2»
7,579
Hato Nuevo Mamey
Guaraguao
2,211 1,414 2,604 1,770
2,053
273 934
478
1,004
474 796
22,116
20,405
16,321
Ourabo town 22
15,336
7,108
7,322
Hato Nuevo 22 Jaguar 22
1,206 1,572 1,478
Pueblo Viejo Rio
Santa Rosa 28 Sonadora Gnrabo..
Celada
"3,l'03
6,436 2,137
Puerto Real 22. Cabezas
2,636
1,727 2,666 1,997
2,009 2,210 1,243
298
557 472
1,107
3,233
771 471 702 510
Naranjo..
334
458
Quebrada Fajardo.. Quebrada Vueltas 2:
542
1,740 1,749
1,423 2,124 2,373
2,061
Guánica...
15,630
12,685
10,238
Guónica town..
4,833
3,636
2,542
368 685
590
1, 1,865 290
743 I
353
Jaguas Mamey Masa 22 Navarro
■
Quebrada Inflerno.Rincón 22 Hatillo..
Hatillo town 2b. Aibonito Bayaney
Buena Vista— Campo Alegre.-
Capáez Carrizales Corcovado 28... Hatillo 28 Naranjito
599
718 245 507 361 864
1,457
752
954
1,221 1,302
1,204
909 668 774
566 731 677
1,261
849 926
872
""'785
29,120
18,319
13,502
2,157
1,128 1,367 2,395
1,027 1,281
1,624 3,109 1,246 1,213 1,243 13,956 1,574 2,057
Frailes ^
560 593 897 587 640
2,044
1,547 1,152 1,287 549 934 799 931
Bufina 25
2,141 1,428 1,039
1,974 3,735
740
2,537 1.813 3.814 2,378
742
1,185
2,232 4,356
1,839
Indios 25
■"ÍÍ6
'¥,716
Caño 28
Jobos village 2* Puerto Jobos village 2*... Machete 2« Palmas Pozo Hondo 2*
377
787
Arena 22
Jobos 24
Magas 25
3,491
Rio Arriba Sardinera
Carite Carmen Guamani
1,505 1,336 1,552
Pueblo Norte.. Pueblo Oeste... Pueblo Sur 22..
Florencio
10,953
784
Pueblo Este 22..
Demajagua
16,913 1,337 1,369 1,102
984 781 534
Llano
472 174 134
11,749
19,408 1,514
1,068 1,167
847
......
Guayama town 25
309
887
45
23,624
Jagua Pasto Jaguas 25
308
89 23 37
30,511
Barrero
2,974
Culebra(Dewey)town 21
32,807
2,097
455
Cibuco Cuchillas
Guayama..
Caimital 2<
2,365
Corozal town 20.. Abras
""3Í3
Algarrobo 2*
2,289 2,372 3,915 1,403 2,432 1,426
Coroza!
700 768
Ensenada village 33..
Susúa Baja
1,663 1,150 1,147 1,312
1,498 2,408 2,809 1,325 2,074 1,314
Vega Redonda".
566
1,074 4,205
900
599
Palomas" Piñas" Rio Hondo
274
1,145 4,829 4,087
Montalva..
2,774 1,329
Naranjo
1930
1940
482
1,000 1,286
394
Doña Elena
1950
1,358 4,730 4,780 1,801 1,373
Ciénaga Ensenada 23
829
1,238
2,930
5,031
Guánica—Con. Carenero
966 773
1,381
1,309 1,354
3,305 1,454 2,880 2,261
814 876
1930
1,113
Comerlo town ".. Cedrito
Cejas
Culebra 21.
Ceiba..
Municipality and barrio
1950
943
1,094 1,307
939
923 975
941
1,143
1,015 3,564 1,247 1,470 1,061
16,395
15,870
15,095
4,419 1,905 2,022
3,569 1,729
3,468 1,770 1,973
794
637
1, 1,343
1,349 1,249
1,257
991 965 673
950
1,308 975
938 966 741
5,813 1,301 1,—
2,038
1,224
2,049
1,909
2,121
20,877
18,322
16,168
2,482 2,635 3,542
1,533 2,955 3,063 1, 1,653 1,411 1,451 1,518 1,243 1,809
1,015 2,718 1,630 1,509 1,619 1,041
2,520 2,883 1,448 1,591 1,273 1,263
1,288 1,557
" Carolina.—Cedro barrio retumed in 1940 as Cedros.
^ .x ^ ^ v ^ ^ " Cayey —Henry Barracks barrio annexed to Monte Llano, Pueblo Norte (in Cayey town), and Rincón barrios since 1940. Pueblo Sur barrio (in Cayey town) retumed as Pueblo
Sud ín 1940; parts of Matón Arriba, Quebrada Arriba, and Toita barrios annexed to Pueblo Sur barrio since 1940. " Ceiba.—Parts of Chupa<»llos and Machos barrios annexed to Ceiba town since 1940. " Cíales.—Pesas barrio retumed in 1940 as Pesa. ^ ^ " Cidra —Parts of Bayamón and Sud barrios aimexed to Cidra town since 1940. " Coamo.—Parts of Pasto and San Ildefonso barrios annexed to Coamo town since IMO. 19 Comerío.—Parts of Palomas, Pifias, and Vega Redondo barrios annexed to Comerlo town sinee 1940.
wlth (
írom part of Quebrado Vueltas barrio, and Puerto Real barrio annexed to Fajardo town since 1940. Pueblo Sur barrio retumed as ^"'aOulNic" -Arena barrio retumed as Limón in 1940. Caño barrio retumed as Caños in 1940. Ensenada village made retS?¡^^ m Sg^ibos in 1940 2í OüAYAMÁ.-P^te Of Alg^^^ Caimital, Jobos,.Machete, and Pozo Hondo barrios aimexed to Guayama town since 1940. Algarrobo barrio retumed as AigarroDos m 1940.
Jobos and Puerto Jobos village not retumed separately in 1940.
# t .n «
Tv>ro»oe nuehradas and Rufina barrios annexed to Pueblo barrio (in
25 Guayanilla.—Poblado Sitios barrio annexed to Guayanilla town smce 1940. Parts of Indios, Jaguas, Magas, Quebradas, ana ituüu» uamva muiv GuayMñl^^m)^inc^940.^^^^^^^^^ santa Rosa barrios annexed to Guaynabo town since 1940. no —Parts oí camarones, rraues, anu oaiim xvuoo uamua anjuc^cu bu Vjuayuouu wwii ouxvc xtny.
lo^n
vm
MflSft harrin rptr
Masa barrio retu med as Masas in 1940.
I.—Parts of Hato Nuevo and Rincón barrios annexed to Gurabo town since 1940. Jaguar bamo retumed barrio retumed" as Corcobados in 1940. I.—Part of Hatillo barrio, which was retumed in 1940 as Hatillo—rural part. annexed to Hatillo town smce 1940. Corcovado o retume
21 Gurabo, 28 Hatillo.
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS
53-11
Table 5.—POPULATION OF MUNICIPALITIES BY BARRIOS: 1930 TO 1950—Con. Municipality and barrio
1950
1940
Hormigueros.
6,916
6,098
Hormigueros town
1,776
1,051
1930
4,872
682
727
741
Guanajibo Hormigueros Tagüitas
1,729
1,329 1,065
1,050
735
Lavadero Humacao..
Huraacao town so... San Francisco San Juan so
1,114
1,191
729 940
34,853
29,833
25,466
10,851 US5Í S,757
7,624
i,m
7,937 947 4,881 1,891 i,m 2,500 1,638 1,220 1,086
Santiago so
e,4S8
Santo Domingo so.
S,S85 2,327 1,771 1,474 2,023 1,310 1,840
Antón Ruíz Buena Vista
Candelero Abajo... Candelero Arriba... Cataño so Collores
S,967 1,616 1,761 2,362 1,729 1,675 1,347 1,568 1,138
964
1,210
Mambiche Mariana
Punta Santiago so. Río Abajo so Tejas 30 Isabela Isabela town si. Arenales Altos..
4,702 1,260 2,182 2,498 993
3,788 1,233 2,739 2,185 1,553
1,622
892
1,529 1,468 1,944 1,847 1,090 1,033
29,113
25,842
23,068
6,895 2,616 2,032
Arenales Bajos.
3.439
2,497
1,956
2,641 2,353
1,346
Bajuras si
732
718
607
Bejucos SI
1,907 2,125 1,661 1,061
2,313
2,118
1,892 1,951 1,281 1,018 1,133 1,726 2,431 1,467
1,787
Coto
Calateo Alto...
Calateo Bajo... Guayabos si Guerrero
821
1,557 1,665 2,540 1,423 * 2,078
Jobos
Llanadas Mora 31 Planas...
Jayuya Jajniya town Coabey sa
Collores sa
Jauca 32 1 Jayuya Abajo S2.., Mameyes Arriba., __
Río Grande ss
2,020
15,113
14,589
2,318
1,808
1,277
959
236 827
2,436
3,150 2,714
Zamas sa
Gurabo Abajo
Callabo Capitanejo Cintrona Collores
] II
Emajagual...IIIIIIi Guayabal Jacaguas Lomas ss
Río Cañas Abajo.I Río Cañas Arriba
1,961
12,223
2,827 2,205
721
817
2,397
1,986
Mamey s<
1,249 1,640
1,854 1,876
1,020
665
730
740
Valenciano Abajo s< Valenciano Arriba
Lajas..
16,326
14,736
12,454
1,146 2, 238 1,099 2,544 1,862
2,294 1,872
1,242
865 900
599
1,437
1,408
895
887
492
1,500
1,156
1,154
807 822
926 923
1,008 1,789
1,094 1,477
1,011 1,009 1,323
Santa Rosa
616
905
646
Lares..
Candelaria Costa
Lajas Lajas Arriba
557 678 728
992
823
4,451 1,424
2,955 1,195 2,461
2,128 1,211 2,717
1,555
315
2,823
2,553
600
531 639
1,096 2,144
902
895
1,143 2,268
1,259 1,062
Sabana Yeguas ss..
740
29,951
29,914
27,351
Lares town s®..
3,836
4,302 2,484 1,909
3,049 2.409 1,599 2,855 1,298
Bartolo
2,951
Buenos Aires..
1,815
Callejones Espino
3,798
3,357
1,454 2,966 2,384 1,477
1,210 3,141
Lares s® La Torre
Mirasol
710
Pezuela Piletas
Las Marías...
2,440
Las Marías town..
562
391
Alto Sano Anones Bucarabones
214
1,098
325 919
594
Buena Vista
884
Cerróte Chamorro..
Espino Furnias
Maravilla Este
Naranjales Palma Escrita
761
3,609 1,129 1,241 2,042
Palmarejo Parguera París Plata
1950
2,824 2,557 1,346 1,393 3,131 3,090 1,800 8,881
1,660 909 755 954
Purísima Concepción.. Río Cañas
2,608 2,506 1,836 1,177
2,197 3,399 1,238
Torrecilla Baja...
3,723 2,277 2,356 1,283
Luquillo..
9,967
8,851
7,799
2,255
2,013 1,157 1,293
1,677 1,172 1,421
Torrecilla Alta...
Luquillo towm 38
921
Juan Martín s®
1,688 1,036 2,593 1,474
2,045
1,242
Manatí-
30,449
29,366
24,838
Manatí town
10,092 8,935
Mameyes I
Pitahaya Sabana...
Pueblo Poniente Pueblo Saliente
6,157
Bajura .A.dentro Bajura Afuera
2,038 467
1,567
Coto Norte"
2,730 3,997 3,241 3.087 2,435 2,362
2,881 3,000 4, 207 3,096 2,621 2,457
Maricao..
7,403
7,724
6,463
Maricao town Bucarabones
1,363
1,293 1, 543
1,188
622 537
981 909 772
935 693 581
Maricao Afuera Montoso
1,338
1,454
1,631
748
772
533
Maunabo..
11,758
10,792
9,084
1, 241
1,255
1,117
838
Coto Sur"
Río Arriba Poniente... Río Arriba Saliente Tierras Nuevas Poniente. Tierras Nuevas Saliente
1,019 1, 776
Indiera Alta
Indiera Baja Indiera Fría
Maunabo town ^
3,208 2,619
2,568 939
902
678
403
783 622
Calzada
1,486
1,422
Emajagua
2,357 1,314
1,165
676 528
708 602
559 647
1,446
1, 215 1,032
Pueblo Este Pueblo Oeste
Lizas
Matuyas Alto Matuyas Bajo
4U 1,191
1,469 1,024
1,840
1,684 1,374
1,098
833
830
1,035
1,000
58,270
302 563 611 562 605
87,307
76,487
249 441 883 862 380
884 364 524
58,944 8,679 19,983 10,669 8,128 6,662 10,048 1,380
50,376 8,100
37,060 2,606 13,105 6,802
488
Mayagüez
Mayagüez city <3 Candelaria <s Cárcel «
Marina Meridional <3_
747 787
1,078 512 481
586 667 859 435 651
720 723 437 489
1,335
Boquerón
1,049
Ceiba Collores s? El Río
810
677
564
1,621
1,606 2,380 3,476
1,330
1, 279 2,580
Montones s'
2,817 3,028
Quebradas Arenas Tejas 37
896
810
759
2,837
2, 727
2,269 18,762
Lomas
931
5,099
Quebrada Arenas <3_.
12,907
Loiza Aldea viUage
7,449
2,732 4,717 2,025
Talante
2,055 1,658
Hato Puerco. Loíza Aldea
6,771
2,167 4,614 2, 766
Palo Seco
15,389
-
573
1,714
791
3,150
Canóvanas ss
885
1,458
433
16,208
Loíza(Canóvanas)towns
750
817
Las Piedras..
Cubuy
1930
317 787 498
Las Piedras town s'..
Loíza.
1940
Loíza—Con.
Medianía Alta...
Medianía Baja...
Mata de Plátano ss..
1,048
Lajas town
Maravilla Sur
1,703
1,824
159
2,754
643
Municipality and barrio
Marina Sepientrional <3.
718
153
2,795 1,830
Gurabo Arriba
Maravilla Norte-
1,089 1,201 2,302
1,621
1,015 1,323 2,602
9,626
2,466
t,7i0
1,456
1,086 1,581
10,807
19,516
Pueblo Oeste si
1,426
Lirios s<
2,095 1,352 2,011
1930
1,649 1,472
1,400
3,931 784 4S5
Pueblo Sur ss Amuelas ss...
5,297 2,885 2,462
Río Prieto
23,396
769
17,469
5,009 2,786 2,223
Pueblo s«
4,743 641
19,464
8,285 8,126 6,160
1,745
27,697
Pueblo Norte
21,654
1,232
Juana Díaz Pueblo Este
1940
1,296 1,241 4,416 2,430 1,688
Juana Díaz town ss..
Tijeras.
Pueblo Sur 3< Caimito Ceiba Norte 3< Ceiba Sur s«
1950
4,659 2,501
900
179
} 4,142 } 1,816 887
Veguitas sa
1,711 1,170
1,823
1,488 1,072 2,570
Saliente sa
Sabana Llana
Pueblo Norte s«.
Llanos
Mabú so
Pica 33
Juncos.. Juncos town"
Benavente 3»
818 797
Municipality and barrio
24,755
22,145
2,872 2,966 1,639 3,460 1, 746 1,746 2,434
2,356 2,950 1,859 3,555
1,454 1,454 1,844
2,791
Í?ío«. Salud <3
1,521
16,746 8,122
8,894 6,705
6,697 6,906 9,806 1,796
6,948 1,422
701 950
1,078
3
156
30
723
1,091 1,146
792 906
859
1,235
1,207
604
545
462
Mayagüez Arriba
4,915
Miradero <s
1,549
2,588 1, 701
2,590 1,365
Algarrobos <s Bateyes. Guanajibo Isla de
798
1,751
475
Mona e Islote
Monito <3 Juan Alonso
Leguísamo Limón Malezas
612
680 575
852 496
222
Quebrada Grande
2,465
1,466
Quemado
1, 536
2,052 1,233
1,040
845 454 844 900
Montoso
Naranjales
3,316
Río Cañas Abajo..
1,160 3, 583 1,606 1,606 1,513
Río Cañas Arriba.
939 798 731 688
Río Hondo. Rosario Sábalos ^s—
3,578
Sabonetas
2,413
641
641 948
1,090 4, 574 1,815
3,536
1,501
29 Hormigueros.—Parts of Guanajibo barrio and Hormigueros barrio, which was retumed in 1940 as Hormigueros—rural part, annexed to Hormigueros town smce 9 . vente barrio retumed as Benavento in 1940.
^
«
t
/ít,
10 Humacao.—Parts of Mabú and Río Abajo barrios annexed to San Francisco barrio (in Humacao town); part of Tejas barrio a^exed to San Juan barrio (^m part of Cataño barrio armexed to Santiago barrio (in Humacao town); and part of Mabú barrio annexed to Santo Domingo barrio(m Humacao tovui) smce 194U. r barrio retumed as Punta de Santiago in 1940. 31 Isabela.—Parts of Bejucos, Guayabos, and Mora barrios annexed to Isabela town since 1940. Bajuras barrio retumed as Bajura in 1940.
Bena-
t-nwnV
contiaffo* as ToTTf.TTo-AV»ftin
83 Jayuya.—Paits of Coabey, Jayuya Abajo, and Río Grande barrios annexed to Jayuya town since 1940. Collores, Jauca, and Pica barrios organized f^^m pan oí ja^ya barrio since 1940. Río Grande and Saliente barrios organized from Jayuj-a Arriba barrio since 1940. Vegüitas and Zamas barrios organized froniVegüitos Zamas oa Tnaria 33 Juana Díaz.—Part of Lomas barrio annexed to Pueblo Norte barrio (in Juana Díaz town); parts of Amuelas and Lomas barrios annexed to Pueblo oeste oarrio ^^
town); part of Amuelas barrio annexed to Pueblo Sur barrio (in Juana Díaz town) since 1940. ^ , Ahnin 3* Juncos.—Parts of Ceiba Norte and Mamey barrios annexed to Pueblo Norte barrio (in Juncos town) since 1940. Parts of Ceiba Sur, Linos, Mamey,and vaienci j barrios annexed to Pueblo Sur barrio (in Juncos town) since 1940. Ceiba Sur barrio retumed as Ceiba Sud and Pueblo Sur barrio (in Juncos town) retumeci as jr'ueDio ouu, i. 38 Lajas.—Sabana Yeguas barrio retumed as Sabana Yegua in 1940. I.ajas barrio retumed In 1940 as Lajas—rural part. 39 Lares.—Parts of Lares and Pueblo barrios anne.xed to Lares town since 1940. 3' Las Piedras.—Parts of Collores, Montones, Quebrada Arenas, and Tejas barrio annexed to Las Piedras town since 1940. 38 Loíza.—Part of Canóvanas barrio, returncd in 1940 as Canóvanas—outslde Loíza town, annexed to Loíza (Canóvanas) town since 1940. 39 Luquillo.—Parts of Juan Martín and Mata de Plátano barrios annexed to Luquillo town since 1940. , o KnrrinQ
<0 Manatí.—Part of Bajura Afuera barrio annexed to Pueblo Poniente barrio (in Manatí town) since 1940. Parts of Coto Norte, Coto Sur, and Tierras Nuevas bnlienie Darnos annexed to Pueblo Saliente barrio (in Manatí town) since 1940. d Maricao.—Part of Maricao Afuera barrio annexed to Maricao town since 1940. . op<!f-o
^2 Maunabo.—Parts of Quebrada Arenas and Talante barrios annexed to Pueblo Este barrio (in Maunabo town); parts of Emajagua and Talante barrios annexea lo rueuiu ve
barrio (in Maunabo town) since 1940.
tn Cárcel
<3 MayagOez.—Parts of Miradero barrio anne.xed to Candelaria and Río barrios (in Mayagüez city) since 1940. Parts of Quebrada Grande and Sábalos barrios annexea ^ barrio (in Mayagüez city); part of Sábalos barrio anne.xed to Marina Meridional barrio (in Mayagüez city); part of Algarrobo.'^ barrio anne.xed to Marina Septentrional barrio un i güez city); and part of Mayagüez Arriba barrio annexed to Salud barrio (in Mayagüez city) since 1940. Algarrobos barrio returncd as Algarrobo in 1940. Isla do Mona e Monito barrio retumed as Mona Island in 1940.
^
PUERTO RICO
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Table 5.—POPULATION OF MUNICIPALITIES BY BARRIOS: 1930 TO 1950—Con. Municipality and barrio
1950
1940
21,614
19,716
17,089
Aceitunas
1,961 1,549
Capá.._
1,638
3,005 1,639 1,395
2,164 1,466 1,181
Moca..
Moca town **..
Centro
Cerro Gordo..
715
1,424 1,272 3,095 1,175
740
884
1,377
1,197 1,061 2,240 1,366
Naranjo
1,221
1,202 2,587 1,432 1,241
Plata Pueblo
1,078
893
2,034
Rocha VoladorawS.....
2, 216 2,236
Cruz
Cuchillas Marías
1930
"2,"167 2,038
1,122
Municipality and barrio
19,291
19,167
Barahona
Cuchillas
Fránquez Monte Llano "... Morovis Norte". Morovis Sud Pasto Perchas
Río Grande San Lorenzo Torrecillas. XJnibón
Vaga Naguabo..
2,434 1,899 1,369 1,269 1,278 1,838
2,157 1,430 1,084 1,299 1,064 1,698
960 823
1,262 1,245 1,434
1,091 1,187
1,210 1,678
1,304
667 757
Marín Muías
1,851
1,625
1,321
842
877
Muñoz Rivera
1,311 1,437
1,215 1,318
747 873
771 801
822 926 776 658 693
14,931
14.789
13,278
2,395
1,462
1,318
723 367 407 459
961
754 956 449 277
Pollos
Quebrada Arriba... Ríos Peñuelas..
17,332
Barreal Coto" Encarnación
1,982 1,503 1,149
Macaná Rucio
1, 562 1, 584 1,701 1,472
1,185
Santo Domingo
1,847
1,047 1,563
Tallaboa Poniente.
994
Tallaboa Saliente...
1,200 1,242 1,019
1,266 1,152
940
865
Tercero. Cuarto Quinto Sexto Canas Urbano"
793
788
3,199
2,823
1,048
620
Naranjito
15,927
13,954
11,645
Naranjito town..
2,358
1,790
Achiote... Anones
2,170
2,014
2,220 1,710 1,292 2,010 2,153 2,014
2,161 1,531
1,436 1,802 1,951
Orocovis town
21,181
1,218
917
778
1,924 1,816 1,801
1,701 1,170 1,589
19,770
16,115
1,934
784
1,054
Bauta Abajo
1,374 2,062
847
757
2,368
Bauta Arriba Bermejales Botijas Cacaos Collores
1,599
2,236
757 910
812
1,049 1,833 1,058
980
1,492 1,414
769 913
1,314 639
1,733 7,775 2,551
17,241 9,934
Baldorioty de Castro
3,737
Clausells Reparada"
5,820
Machuelo Abajo" Magueyes Urbano" Playa Portugués Urbano" San Antón" Anón... Bucaná Canas
Capitanejo.
2,674
Ala de la Piedra.. Barros
105,116
1,043
Cerrillos Coto Laurel Guaraguao Machuelo Arriba.. Magueyes"
Maragüez..
1,240 1,367 1,421 1,814 1,105 1,230
1,665 1,268 1,711 1,688 1,469
518
1,564
218
Orocovis..
Ponce city"
491 407
126,810 99,492 6,279
4,087 1,073 2,161 1,233 1,627 2,107 1,693
Cedro Abajo
Ponce..
25,941
18,212
Cedro Arriba Guadiana Lomas Nuevo
928 419
87,604
4,846 26,022 1,156
53,430 5,703 18,544 1,138
8,142 3,041
8,090 2,512
16,367
13,271
65,182
6,545 413 12,472 4,191 4,417 2,084
3,183
"6',172 2,385 2,008
1,904 1,870
1,671
Cupey
1,612
1,514
1,922
2,068
1,099 1,644 1, 530
943
999
1,933
1,612
621
790
13,712
11,494
10.190
1,834
Patillas..
18,851
Patillas town
2, 237
Apeadero Bajo
1,079 1,328 1,094
Cacao Alto...
Cacao Bajo... Egozcue Guardarraya. Jacaboa
17,319
14.178
Atalaya 2,272 1,216
2,035
836
105
277
1,592 1,342
1, 541 1, 236
1,564 1,065
571
1,112
Barrero
Calvache 800 460 405 234
1,452
Rincón town bi_
Cruces 5i Ensenada
9,256
4,621
3,822
2,628
446 528
240 540
292 494
4,321
3,811
2,984
Jagüey
29,553
26,473
8.872 2,397
6,446
23,768 5,636
1,355
Pueblo 5>. Puntas
1,334
1,677
Río Grande
1,578 2,730
8.178
1,065
1,678
1,338
727 661
672 632
1,299
1,158 1,221
522 786 902
894 658 801
1,458 1,382
1,468
2,781 1,656
791
9,888
-
Central Aguirre village^^. Coqui vHlage^^
919
1,618
Rincón.
Santana
San Felipe viílage"
2,311
1,095 2,242
1,345
1,356 2,214
Rincón
1,423
1,384
1,164
1,797
2,297
Rayo
715
11,881 3,778 2,095 1,683 1,356 1,667 1,029 1,508
15,446 2, 252 6,796
454
1,521
1,393 3,119 1,052
San José 5° Terranova w
Pueblo Norte Pueblo Sud M... Machuchal"...
724
14,146 4,783 2,564 2,219 1,899 1,751 1,292 1,699
19,400 3,176 7,811 2,563
386
1,852
587 737
16,097 4,867 2,453 2,414 2,127
Sabana Grande Sabana Grande town
23,435 4,367 9,152
Charcas Cocos
1,481
1,261 1,164
Quebrada Arenas. Tortugo"
—
902
809
2,884 2,928 4,314 1,009
755
1,267
,530
3,413 8,986 1,316
413
883 905
Damián Arriba...
854 936
-
Monacillo w
693
1,473
1,840
3,115
4,125
Valencia
949
1, 755
1,825
Pellejas
Amparo Auxilio Mutuo Institución
3,634 4,801 3,740 1,992 470 674
1,080
1,945
1,961
Guajataca
Sabana Llana Sur Universidad
756
2,405
San Antonio
4,588
573
1,012
Quebradillas town' Cacao 50
312
13,408
4,053
1,516
1,880
40,853
19,935
Venezuela
1,691
Real.
68,290
4,820
Sabana Llana Norte...
1,717
Sabanetas San Patricio.. Tibes.
143,989 132,438 2,330 23,079 27,327 2,745 2,073 13,291 9,218
1,950 2,485
Caimito
549
330
2,265 2,457 1,599
Ubarri
1,407
521
267
2,486 2,397 2,475
1,094
Capetillo
1,453
569
171
1,946 1,704 2,647
5,811 7,690 22,532 8,651
Monte Rey Rio Piedras Antiguo..
2,024 1,654 1,642
751
1,728 1,750 1,078
7,210
Borínquen
1,499
873
1,867 2,166 1,177
14,595
Oriente
3,026
269
549
Santa Rita
2,164 1,587 1,574
14,085 2,127
4,729 3,113
1.
Monacillo Urbano..
2,004
931 717
16,116 2,408
1,687
Hyde Park La 37
688 631
1,883
16,651 2,623 1,308 2,404 2,775 1,073
1930
14,908 5,379
Bella Vista
805
645
1940
32
Hato Rey Sur
1,621
900
541 456
El Vedado Eleanor Roosevelt. Martín Peña Puerto Nuevó
901
1,200
1950
8,282 3,568 3,488 1,194
Hato Rey Norte
5,359 1,433
298
902
Las Monjas Quintana
695
877
954 682
Ciudad Nueva Floral Pork
9,188
1,015
Quebradillas...
Hato Rey Central...
887
1,287
Vayas..
Gobernador Pinero..
1,208
712 487
Quebrada Limón..
El Cinco
Buen Consejo.
5,394
1,073
Marueño... Monte Llano"
Portugués"
Río Piedras city'^
Pueblo
377
259
Sabana Saltos
Mameyes II
San José
815
1,
Guzmán Arriba
Herreras" Jiménez
López Sicardó
Damián Abajo.... Gato Mata de Cañas.. Orocovis
Ciénaga Alta Ciénaga Baja Guzmán Abajo
Zarzal
1,389
984 951 343
740
1,156
Segundo
4,185 1,317 2,293 1,132 1,576 1,839 1,798
Santiago y Lima.
Tallaboa Alta
Primero
19,180
Húcares Maizales" Mariana Peña Pobre Río" Río Blanco
Quebrada Ceiba
1,165
4,442 1,640 2,202 1,694 2,065 2,678 1.990 1,099 2.991
Daguao Duque"
Río Grande town 52_.
Río Piedras Peñuelas town "...
1,915 1,800
21,019
Naguabo town ".
Municipality and barrio Río Grande
703 949
1,379 1,287
1,232
1930
711 850
Jaguas" Morovis town
1940
Patillas—Con.
Jagual Mamey
Cuebas" Morovís..
1950
951
768
1,274 902
1,140 721 705
Susúa
-
Tabonuco Torre
Salinas
Salinas town"
Aguirre"
Aguirre (Rural)" Lapa" Palmas
Quebrada Yeguas Río Jueyes" San Germán
San Germán town
1,255
Pueblo Central" Pueblo Occidental 5®..
809
Pueblo Oriental ^—
597
4,118
2,481 3,994
3,4H
"Moca.—Part of Moca town takon to form Pueblo barrio since 1940.
"Morovis. ^rts of Monte L^no and Morovis Norte bairios annexed to Morovis town since 1940. "Naouabo.—Parts of Duque, Húcares, Maizales, and Río barrios annexed to Naguabo town since 1940. "Orocovis.—Part of Orocovis barrio annexed to Orocovis town since 1940. "Peñoelas.—Part of Coto barrio annexed to Peñuelas town since 1940. Cuebas and Januas barrios retumed as Cuevas and Jagua, respeotivoly, in 1040. "PoNXE.—San Antón and Machuelo Abajo barrios annexed to Ponce city since 1940 Canas Urbano, Magueyes Urbano, and Portugués Urbano barrios organizod from parts of Canas, Magueyes,and Portugués barrios, rospectiveiy, and annexed to Ponce city since Í940 Canas Urbano barrio divided inte Baldorioty de Castro, Clausells, and Reparado subbarrios. Monto Llano barrio returned as Montes Llanos in 1940.
QuEPiiADinLAS.—Parts of Cacao, San José, and Terranova barrios annexed to Quebradillas town since 1940.
.
, .
. ..
. ...
'I Ri.ycóN.—Part of Ensenada barrio annexed to Rincón town, and part of Rincón town taken to form Pueblo barrio since 1940. Cruces barrio returned as Cruz In 1940. «1 Rfo OnANDE.—Parts of Guzmón Abajo and Heireras bandos annexed to Rio Grande town since 1940. Herreras barrio returned as Herrera in 1940.
"Rfo Piedras.—Rfo Piedras returned as a town in 1940. Rural barrios oí Hato Rey and Sabana Liana and part of Monacillo barrio annexed to Rio Piedras city since 1940. Tor tugo barrio returned as Tortugas in 1940.
"Sabana Grande.—Part of Machuchal barrio annexed to Pueblo Sud barrio (in Sabana Grande town) since 1940. . . . . , "Salinas.—Parts of Aguirre, Lapa,and Río Jueyes barrios anne.xed to Salinas town since 1940 Central Aguirre viiiage retumed in 1940 as Agmrre. Aguirre barrio divided into four fub-barrios since 1940. Coqui and San Felipe viiiages not retumed separateiy in 1940 "San GebmAn.—Part oí Ancones barrio annexed to Pueblo Central barrio (in San Germán town)- parts of Ancones, Maresúa, and Sabana Grande Abajo barrios aimexed to Pueblo Occidental barrio (in San Germán town); parts oí Ancones and Retiro barrios annexed to Pueblo Oriental barrio (in San Germán town) since 1940. Cotul barrio returned as Cotuy in 1940.
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS
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Table 5.—POPULAIION OF MUNICIPALITIES BY BARRIOS: 1930 TO 1950—Con. Municipality and barrio
1950
1940
1930
San Germán—Con. Ancones 5® Caín Alto
-
Caín Bajo Cotuí
Duey Alto_,. Duey Bajo Guamá Hoconueo Alto
Hoconuco Bajo. Maresúa"
Minillas Retiro í®
Rosario Alto.,,
Rosario Bajo Rosario Peñón Sabana Eneas.--
Municipality and barrio San Sebastián...
1,107 2,395 1, 255
1,481
645
1,730
1,680 1,079
1,115 1,126
1,007
628 992
952 630 896
880
1,317
1,234
1,002 1,215
900
865
1,092
1,056
855
588
654
2,315 1,196
2,160
1,977
1,483
1,053
769
772 981 558 727
682
867 760
1,045 509
1,015 553 752
San Sebastián town.
1,062
772
Candelaria.
671
569 826
522
Cienegueta Espinosa fi®.
Culebrillas Eneas
Guació
Guajataca Guatemala Hato Arriba
114,715 114,715
991
1,086
1,086
Marina
1,610
2,167
Mercado
11,936
San Cristóbal
7,694 9,114 4,716
1,644 7,853 11,480 6,683
San Francisco
2,690
2,780
2,754
195,007
133,091
81,960
2,733
Condado
2,633 1,544 2,811 18,641 3.001 2,124 1,142 3,336
Figueroa Gandul Herrera
Hoya Mala -
Mirábales
Santurce Alto del Cabro..
Bayota Bolívar fi? Buenos Aires
Camvo Alegre.. Chícharo Condadito
J-Jipódromo Fíoare
Is(a Grande 5^..
494 827 581
482 714 578 971
500 525 535
1,049
1,082
Piedras Blancas. Pozas Robles Salto
Sonador
2.081 1,932 1,251 2,260
2,103 1,201 1,090 2,153
1,384
901
845
599
899
1,093 2,045
1,093
Felicia 2
1,580
1,747
Jauca 1
1,391
4,595 3,355 1,760 1,270
Jauca 2
1,052 586
725
3,168
2,470 3,209
Toa Alta town
13,371 1,091 1,630
6,237
6,134
3,193 4.002 9,036
3,110
Galateo Mucarabones
14,155 1,392 1,486 1,484 2,138 2,621
1,419
Machuchal María Moczó Marruecos Martín Peña Meíilla
2,989
7,605
Monteflores Obrero
26,219
15,974
Ocean Park
2,209
683
Parque 8^
2,688
2,070
Pozo del Hato Pulguero... Sagrado Corazón San Juan Moderno.
1,692 5,441 2,478 1,454
1,616
2,074
Quebrada Cruz Río Lajas Toa Baja Toa Baja town Candelaria Media Luna Palo Seco Sabana Seca
Trujiilo Alto
1,189 2,189
868
884
1,130 986 522
11,696 1,203 1,336
1,669
1,790 2,223 1,697 3,108
Quebrada Honda. .
2,145
Quemados 88
1.611
1,763
9,576
1,856 1,770
4,430 3,562 3,785 3,491
Río Abajo Roncador
Sabana Grande
Salto Abajo Salto Arriba
-—
Santa Rosa
903
1,444 2, 550 859
1,239 1,399 1,182 37,434 4,758 2,906 2,410 3,068
656
660
1,831
1,348 1,050
972 982
Limón
Santa Isabel
1,372 1,400 42.531
Don AlonsoGuaónica Las Palmas
Mameyes Abajo
5,409 1,962 2, 007 1,994
20,406 4,784 1,727 1,583 1,590
Algarrobo..Almirante Norte... Almirante Sur
Cabo Caribe" Ceiba..
576
496
2,936
1,432
264
263 931
483 976 595 856
1,552 1,537 3,051
1, 515 2,828
823
777
657
3,387
2,079
1,619
Río Arriba
484
Yeguada
502
585 827
564 838
9,228 3,085 2,638
10,362 2,678 1,253
10,582
191 20 894 723
1, 776
1,583
851 548 570
818 505 839
1,677
1,785
2,128
Puerto Nuevo
Pugnado Adentro.. Pugnado Afuera Quebradas Arenas.. Río Abajo
1,415
2,819
Vieques
Vieques town w.. Florida
Llave
Mosquito Puerto Diablo Puerto Ferro ®®._. Puerto Real
Punta Arenas Villalba Villalba town w
3,101 775
901
833
14,972 1,499
12,871
11,847
917
1,718
1,235 1,605
773
2,449
Consejo
Paso Palma..
23,105
5, 536 3,833 2,114 2,330
1,445 1,755 1,407
3,539
Caonillas Arriba
2, 563 1,625 1,611 1,788 1, 508 2,814 1,385 1,703
28,925
Vega Baja
Vega Baja town
1,647 1,849 1,453
11,726 1,014 1,784 3,703 1,032 1,421
Caonillas Abajo
2,335
464
1,871
2, 328 2,119
5,771
Caníaco
23.479 4,916 1,231
419
2,531
Vacas
13,605
Caguana
7,760 2,939
445
3,013
Hato Puerco Arriba..
825
Angeles
3,650
Mavilla.. Sabana...
1, 579
904
Arenas
900
1,661 1,674
949
840
Utuado town
1,638 1,265 4,176 2,834
1,270
901
1, 393
Utuado
12,333 2,884 1,619
Hato Puerco Abajo..
9,865 1,896 2,352 2,343
Quebrada Negrito
14,329 3,238 1,820 1,285 1,058 1,978 2,000
1,249 1,407
1,420
Quebrada Grande
16,521 3,492 2,197 1, 276 1,050 2, 752 2,296
1,082 1,300 1,147
11,410 2,015 3,586 1,366
La Gloria s®
1,268 2,797 1,164
1,488
1,340
Carraízo Cuevas Dos Bocas ®o
3,238
Maricao"
1,306 3,403 1,377
2,056 1,231 1,630 1,075 1,750
15,761 1,824 5, OSO 2,246
Trujillo Alto town
4,414 2,927 4,493 1,229
26,627 5,181 1, 277 2,689 3,273
1,270
316
Quebrada Arenas..
3,616
29.248 6,745 1,497 3,073 3,472 1,899
3,459
Ortíz Piñas...
968
San lx»renzo San Lorenzo town 8 Cayaguas Cerro Gordo Espino Florida Hato 88 Jagual Quebrada 8S Quebrada Arenas.,
2,408
Contorno
2,764 3,222 6,673
Bajura
1,054 3, 551 1, 582
1,586
250
3,422 12,167 1,215 3,204 9,433 6,635 4,686 1,762
4,813 7,163 6,237 3,748
Santa Isabel town w.. Boca Velázquez 5®
Toa Alta.
5,448
4,220 5,652
Santa Isabel
Playa
3,706
Vega Alta town
Cibuco
1,817
7,241
Tras Talleres Villa Palmeras 8'..,
1,226 1,217 1,792 1,000
1,327 1,307 1,181 1,159
La Zona Loíza.
Seboruco
1,737 1,412 1,992 1,056
2,102
2,691
Shanghai
2,182 1,249 2,329 1,031
586
669
5,466
San Mateo
891
2,726
428
Minillas" Miramar
664 838
Descalabrado Felicia 1
983
Merhoff 6^
834 784
8,886
979
Las Marías Las Palmas...
1,117
793 959
11,468 2,348 1,319
6,996 444
Las Casas
Perchas No. 1 Perchas No. 2
1,610 1,214
13,478 4,117 1,357
3,394
Vega Alta
1,078
Cidral
169,247 169,247 34,S81 3,855
Puerta de Tierra
1,721 323 601
224,767 224,767 29,760 S,tA6
6,880
Viví Arriba
1,285
Magos
SO,936 3,719
1,606 1,735
1,383
Calabazas Cibao
Juncal
Catedral
1,998 2,280 2,001
Utuado—Con.
Viví Abajo
362 832
617
El Morro"
Tetuán
711
1,792
San Juan Antiffuo
3,341
1,226 1,784
615
San Juan
25,691
4,278
Alto Sano..
1,762
San Juan city
30,266
Bahomamey
570
Tuna
35,376 5,206 2,091
Aibonito
1,040 1,894
Sabana Grande Abajo ®
1940
2,846 2,360
Norzagaray XJrréjdla.
Municipality and barrio
1950
848
1,972
2,164
590 940
634 777
980
847
1,830 1,503 1,776 1,130 1,127 1,223 1,775
1,765 1,113 1,294 1,034
974 916
884 815
945
1,306 1, 579
Caonillas Abajo Caonillas Arriba
Villalba Abajo Villalba Arriba w Yabucoa.
Yabucoa town
Aguacate Calabazas w Camino Nuevo...
Guayabota Jácana
Juan Martín Limones
Playa Tejas Yauco Yauco town
Pueblo Norte Pueblo Sur Aguas Blancas Algarrobo ®7.Almácigo Alto
834
1,151 1, 588
1, 757 3, 733
3,299
3,728
28,810 5,258 2,043 4, 564 2,685 2, 267 3,101 2,194 2, 638 2,358, 1,702
27,438 4,642 2,824 4,577 2,137 2,525 2,843 3,114 1,491 1,434 1,951
21,914
33,708 9,801
30,533 9,985
27,787
7,766
7,775 2,210
6,376 2,231
783 888 746
2,035
1.842 1,853 1,824 2,206 1,404 1,447 1,671 8,607
Almáeigo Bajo
1,921
1,239
778 938 706 919
Barina
2,067
1,852
1,546
718
636
Caimito Collores
686
3.841 2,136 3,690
1.099 874
768
810
Diego Hernández
1.100
921
494 613 985
Duey
1,538
1,439
1,348
588 800
743 683
678 572
1,636
1,192 1,241 1,114
1,259 1,307
941
883
Frailes.. Jácana"
Naranjo Quebradas Ranchera Río Prieto
1,029 1,102 1,158
1,035
Rubias Sierra Alta
858
897
733
1,477
1,182
1,493
Susúa Alta
787
796
888
2,950
1,687
1,245
761
768
760
Susúa Baja OL.. Vegas
San GebmÁ-N.—For footnote, see preceding page.
"San Juan.—Military and Naval Reserves not returned separately in 1950. El Morro sub-barrio returned as Ballaja, Isla Grande sub-barrio returned as Miradores, María Moczó
sub-barrio returned as Marina Moczó, Merhofí sub-barrio reported as Merkhofl, Monteflores sub-barrio returned as Monte Flores, Parque sub-barrio returned as Park, and Villa Pal meras returned as Sunoco in 1940. Part oí Melílla sub-barrio annexed to Bólivar sub-barrio, part of Marruacos sub-barrio annexed to Buenos Aires sub-barrio, part oí Las Casas sub-
barrio annexed to Merhoíl sub-barrio, part of Las Marías sub-barrio annexed to Ocean Park sub-barrio, part oí Tras Talleres sub-barrio annexed to La Zona sub-barrio, part of San Mateo sub-barrio annexed to Minillas sub-barrio since 1940. 88 San Lorenzo.—Parts of Hato, Quebrada, and Quemados barrios annexed to San Lorenzo town since 1940. 89 Santa Isabel.—Parts of Boca Velázquez, Felicia 1, and Playa barrios annexed to Santa Isabel town since 1940.
60 Trujillo Alto.—Parts of Carraízo, Cuevas, Dos Bocas, and La Gloría barrios amie.xed to Trujillo Alto town since 1940. La Gloria barrio returned as Quebrada Infierno In 1940, SI Utuado.—Parts of Arenas, Salto Abajo, and Viví Abajo barrios annexed to Utuado town since 1940. 63 Veoa Alta.—Parts of Espinosa and Maricao barrios annexed to Vega Alta town since 1940. 63 Veoa Baja.—Part of Cabo Caribe barrio annexed to Vega Baja town since 1940.
6® Vieques.—Parts of Florida, Puerto Diablo, Puerto Ferro barrios annexed to Vieques town since 1940. Mosquito barrio returned as Mosquitos in 1940. 65 Villalba.—Part of Villalba Arriba barrio annexed to Villalba town since 1940. 66 Yarucoa —Parts of Calabazas and Juan Martín barrios annexed to Yabucoa town since 1940.
,„
,
j
Yauco —Parts of Almácigo Bajo,Diego Hernández,and Jácana barrios annexed to Pueblo Norte barrio(in Yauco town); parts of Almácigo Bajo and Busüa Baja barrios annexed to Pueblo Sud barrio (in Yauco town)since 1940. Algarrobo, Barina,and Ranchera barrios returned in 1940 as .Algarrobos, Barinas, and Rancheras, respectively.
PUERTO RICO
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Table 6.—POPULATION OF ALL CITTES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES: 1930 TO 1950 City, town, or village Adjuntas Aguada Aguadüla
Apjas Buenas... Añasco Arecibo Arroyo Barceloneta
Barranquitas Bayamón
Cabo Rojo Caguas Camuy Carolina Cataño-
Cayey Ceiba
Central Aguirre.
3,856 13,468 2,376 4,103
Comerio
CoquI
2,137
2,376 1,662 10,952 2,059 3,498
2,542
Guayama Guayanilla
19.408 3,113
16,913 1,266
10,953
2,157 4,419 2,482 1,776
1,128
939
3.569
3,468 » 2,250 '1,412 7,937
Guaynabo.... Gurabo
4.290
3,308
Hatillo
1,745
1, 579 1,462
Hormigueros.
20,171 4,797 33,759 2,292 5,041
14,596 5,303 24,377 2,376 5,368
12,986 4,605 19,791
9,182 18,429 1,665 2,781
7,924 5,622 1.442
1,204
2,563 1,919 2,563 8,691 2,774
2,428
2,974
Humacao Isabela
10,851
6,895
7,108
City, town, or village
1930
3,636
3,064 12,863
1,816
1940
15,336 1,710 4,833
3, 286 22,134
7,322
1,533 1,051 7,624
2,641
4,185 1,790
Ponce Puerto Jobos.—
99,492
Quebradillas...
2.405 1,065
Orocovis Patillas Peñuelas
Rincón Río Grande
Río Piedras Sabana Grande
3,439 1,808 3,931
1 4.808
2,460
Salinas
2,623 132,438
2,318
4,743
4,454
Jobos Juncos
8,285
5.009
5,297
San Germán...
8,872
7,044
Lajas
1,146
I 2,830
Lares Las Marías Las Piedras.. Loíza 2
3,836
3,049 J 1,859 1,335 3,316
San Juan San Lorenzo San Sebastián.. Santa Isabel Toa Alta
224,767
5.953
2,294 4,302
1,606 1,677
Toa Baja Trujillo Alto...
7,449
Utuado
1,824 1,082 9,693
Vega Alta Vega Baja
3,492 5,536
Viequcs
3,085 1,499 5, 258 9,801
1, 780 2,170 5,831 2,502 » 2, 451
Culebra Dorado
693
472
377
2.537
2,053
Ensenada
4,730
2,211 4,087
Loíza Aldea
Luquillo Manatí Maricao Maunabo
Mayagüez Moca
Morovis
562
391
3,150
2,055 2,356
2,872 1.745 2,255
10,092 1,363 1, 241
58,944 1,961 2.434
1,454 2,013 6,771 1,293 1,255 50,376 3,005 2,157
902
1,117 37,060 2,164 1,982
597
Villalba Yabucoa Yauco
1 Population of the entire barrio, including the town and the less densely settied area surrounding it. * Retumed as Canóvanas barrio in 1930. 8 Retumed as Loíza town in 1930.
Table 7.—POPULATION BY SENATORIAL DISTRICTS:
1930 TO 1950 Senatorial distríct
1950
1940
1930
3.210,703
1,869,255
1,543,913
577,500 267, 502
397,730 247,640
285,085 211.842
District 3(Aguadilla). District 4(Mayagüez)
281,962
249.662
267,416
District 5(Ponce)
268,940
District 6(Guayama).
286,393 260,990
240,110 233,520 261,032
Puerto Rico
District 1 (San Juan). District 2 f Arecibo)...
District 7(Humacao).
239,561
4,867
4,367
San Felipe
652
216,493 199. 461
193,239 227, 580 210,213
1930
4,087 1.436
1.934
1,492
2, 272 1,462
2,035
65,182
53,430
1,945 1,678 2.408
1,755 1,338 2,127
19,935 4.783 3,176
13,408 3,778 2,252
1,318
781
Jayuya
2,096
1940
4,442 2,358 2,674 2,237 2,395
Naguabo
Naranjito 2.044
1950
Juana Díaz...
1.656 —
Fajardo
1950
Florida Guánica
3,463 28,659 4,980 1.030 4, 268
3,146 11,592 5.031
Cidra Coamo
City, town, or village
1930
5,262 3,178
3,482
Ciales
1940
18.276 2,671
5,126
Aibonito
Coroza!
1950
6^446" 169,247
6,745
5,181
5,206 4,117 1,392
4. 278
2,348 1,091 2,015
5¡"636 114,715 4,916 3,341 1,586 1,203 1.896
1,014
903
4,430 3,238 6.409
4,758 2,884
2,678
3,101 I 3,728 3,841 8.607
834
4,542 9,985
4, 784
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