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Monte Jayuya rises in Puerto Rico’s Cordillera Central as the island’s second highest peak at 1,296 meters above sea level. Set on the border between Jayuya and Ponce, its summit lies in Ponce’s Barrio Anón. The mountain stands within Toro Negro State Forest, a protected upland area in the central interior. Its great height and location in Puerto Rico’s main mountain chain make it one of the island’s most prominent highland summits and an important feature of its central landscape.
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