Outlines policy objectives for the development of the Maraval valley, and examines its physical characteristics, social and physical infrastructure, population and employment, problems, constraints and prospects for development.

In the foreground of the postcard, a wooden bridge and gazebo on the same compound as the Maraval Reservoir can be seen. The Maraval reservoir was built in the 1850s to supply pipe bourne water to residents in Port of Spain.

In the foreground of the postcard, a wooden bridge and gazebo on the same compound as the Maraval Reservoir can be seen. The Maraval reservoir was built in the 1850s to supply pipe bourne water to residents in Port of Spain.

The postcard shows the Maraval Reservoir which was first established in 1850s to provide pipe bourne water to Port of Spain and its environs by order of the then Governor, Lord Harris. This postcard is addressed to Mrs. ...

The reservoir sits at the base of a wooded mountain. Two colonial type buildings with steep pitched roofs also occupy the same compound.

Image depicts a view of the Maraval Reservoir, located in the town of Maraval on the island of Trinidad in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

Image depicts a view of the Maraval Reservoir, located in the town of Maraval on the island of Trinidad in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

In the foreground of the postcard, a wooden bridge and gazebo on the same compound as the Maraval Reservoir can be seen. The Maraval reservoir was built in the 1850s to supply pipe bourne water to residents in Port of Spain.

Image depicts a view of the Maraval Reservoir, located in the town of Maraval on the island of Trinidad in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.