Tamaño de las parcelas en Mana · Lot sizes in Mana
La mitad de las parcelas en Mana mide 0.70 acres (2,841 m²) o menos. · Half of all parcels in Mana are 0.70 acres (2,841 m²) or smaller.
| Percentil · Percentile | Acres | Metros² · Sq. metres |
|---|---|---|
| Más pequeñas (10%) · Smallest 10% | 0.19 acres | 787 m² |
| Cuartil inferior (25%) · Lower quarter | 0.29 acres | 1,189 m² |
| Mediana · Median | 0.70 acres | 2,841 m² |
| Cuartil superior (75%) · Upper quarter | 3.6 acres | 14,519 m² |
| Más grandes (10%) · Largest 10% | 9.9 acres | 40,155 m² |
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Calculado sobre 655 de los 655 registros catastrales de Mana en nuestra base de datos (100%), aquellos cuyo registro del CRIM incluye el área. · Measured across 655 of the 655 Mana cadastral records in our database (100%) — those whose CRIM record carries an area.
About Mana, Corozal
Land parcels and real estate information for Mana, Corozal, Puerto Rico.
- Barrio
- Mana
- Municipality
- Corozal
- Land Parcels
- 655
- Area
- 10.00 km²
Mana is a barrio located in Corozal, a municipality in the central interior region of Puerto Rico. Corozal sits in the Coquí region, characterized by rolling terrain and a mix of rural and small-town landscapes typical of the island's interior municipalities. Mana occupies approximately 10 square kilometers within this municipality, positioning it as part of Corozal's broader geographic and administrative framework.
The barrio's landscape reflects the inland, mountainous character of central Puerto Rico. Unlike the coastal areas of the island, Mana experiences the climate and terrain patterns of the interior, with moderate elevations and vegetation suited to higher rainfall. This geography has historically shaped settlement patterns and land use in the area, with properties typically reflecting the terrain and development patterns common to rural and semi-rural barrios in this region.
Property ownership in Mana follows patterns typical of interior rural barrios, where parcels range from small residential lots to larger agricultural or mixed-use tracts. The property landscape here is generally less densely developed than urban centers, with land use reflecting both residential and agricultural traditions. Owners and prospective buyers in Mana often seek properties with acreage suitable for family homes, small-scale agricultural activity, or rural development. The cadastral records maintained by CRIM provide the foundation for understanding parcel boundaries, ownership history, and property values throughout the barrio.
Propieda maintains detailed property records and cadastral data for parcels in Mana, enabling owners and researchers to access complete ownership and boundary information for properties in this Corozal barrio.
Corozal: Corozal, in the northern central mountains, maintains strong agricultural traditions particularly in plantain cultivation. This municipality offers accessible mountain living with connections to both San Juan and Arecibo areas. Traditional Puerto Rican community character and affordable properties attract local families.
Satellite imagery of Mana, Corozal, Puerto Rico