Hurricane San Ciprián Strikes Puerto Rico
What happened
Hurricane San Ciprián struck Puerto Rico on 27 September 1932, killing an estimated 200–300 people and injuring more than a thousand. Property damage was estimated at $30–50 million, devastating the island's already depression-weakened agricultural economy.
When this happened
Hurricane San Ciprián Strikes Puerto Rico occurred in on 27 September 1932, during the modern period of American history.
Where this happened
Hurricane San Ciprián Strikes Puerto Rico took place in PR. Explore the full history of PR and primary source records from this era.
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