Cuban ports and the Americas
Every major Cuban port profiled by its historical role and its network of connected American ports and corridors.
The fleet assembly point of the Spanish Americas — convoy rendezvous, shipbuilding center, naval base and defended commercial hinge.
A protected western-Cuba bay near the Florida Straits and Gulf routes; the focus of modern deepwater and industrial development interest.
A north-coast bay in the sugar heartland east of Havana, tied to the Straits and Gulf trade.
A protected south-central harbour facing the Caribbean and the Panama approaches.
The eastern gateway toward Jamaica, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico and northern South America.
A north-central Cuban bay port serving the Camagüey region.
An eastern port associated with mining and minerals on the Holguín coast.
A far-eastern bay facing the Windward Passage toward Hispaniola and Jamaica.
A protected bay on the Bay of Nipe, historically a sugar-export point.