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Vieques is a sleepy little island about eight miles off the east coast of Puerto Rico. It is one the three inhabited islands of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. It's about 21 miles long and about 5 miles across at its widest point. The U.S. Navy occupies about 70% of the island leaving the center 30% to the civilian population.
That's us!

If you "click on" the representation of the Vieques map below, you will be taken to a much larger copy. It is going to take a little time to open, so please be patient. It will also require some horizontal scrolling to view the entire map. It will open in a new window, so you can minimize it to refer to from time to time. A more helpful map is in the works.

The images below are just a few of the scenes you'll see when you visit the island.

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. . . a stylish view at Blue Beach	... Sun Bay in Esperanza	... sunrise is always dramatic	. . . Flamboyans in bloom
... a perfect end to a perfect day	... a view to Esperanza from Barrio Piln	. . . Mt. Pirata from a beach in La Hueca