The island of Puerto Rico or rich port has long been known as a centre of trade and commerce in the Caribbean. This book explains Puerto Rico's special status as a Commonwealth. Its topics include: how the island of Puerto Rico was formed; the Caribbean National Forest; the phosphorescent bays; the arrival of Puerto Ricans in America; and more.
Text and photographs portray Puerto Rico's geography and climate, city and rural life, industry, and transportation, focusing especially on the island's status as a Commonwealth.