Abandoned Sugar Mill, Aguada Puerto Rico

AIRVŪZ STAFF NOTE : For centuries, the economy of the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico was built on one commodity: sugar. The sugar cane fields which ringed its coast fed some of the largest sugar mills in the world. For a variety of reasons, the industry went into decline beginning in the 1930s, and production today is virtually non-existent. In this drone video by Pedro's Airtime, you'll get a bird's eye view of the now-abandoned Aguada mill, the first integrated mill on the island and for decades one of the world's largest.

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This is an abandoned Sugar Mill in Aguada, Puerto Rico and was the sugar cane refinery operational for the longest time in Puerto Rico.
Established in the 19th century (1820) it was converted into the greatest empire of the island.
It remained operational until 2003 when it regrettably closed turning it into the last Sugar Mill in Puerto Rico.

La Central Coloso localizada en Aguada fue la refinería de caña que mas tiempo estuvo operacional en Puerto Rico.
Establecida a principios del siglo 19 (1820) se convirtió en el mas grande imperio en la isla.
Estuvo operacional hasta el año 2003 convirtiéndose en la última refinería de caña de azúcar que operó en Puerto Rico.