Archipelagos · Villa Clara
Cayos Jutías
Cayos Jutías is an island group at 22°57′42″N 79°50′58″W in Villa Clara province.
Cayos Jutías: coast and water
2360 m at 77°: Punta Las Lavanderas (point); 4730 m at 119°: Boca Chica (channel); 5690 m at 169°: Canalizo Monte Seco (channel); 8920 m at 170°: Pasa Versagua (channel); 10030 m at 299°: Cabezo de Canaete (reef); 13480 m at 218°: Punta Uvero (point); 13480 m at 280°: Boca Marillani (channel); 13480 m at 280°: Boca Marillanes (channel).
Cayos Jutías: islands
3970 m at 65°: Cayuelos de Jutías (island group); 5300 m at 157°: Cayo Monte Seco (island); 6390 m at 119°: Cayo Lanzanillo (island); 7380 m at 169°: Cayo Versagua (island); 9170 m at 245°: Cayos Tumba la Olla (island group); 9250 m at 241°: Cayo Tumba la Olla (island); 9620 m at 116°: Cayos Careneros (island group); 10960 m at 267°: Cayo Hachuela (island); 11520 m at 144°: Cayo Isidoro (island); 11540 m at 278°: Cayo Mariposa (island); 17110 m at 265°: Cayo Mendoza (island); 18450 m at 289°: Cayo Iguana (island).
Cayos Jutías: inland
12550 m at 188°: Venturilla (locality); 13920 m at 280°: Las Miravillas (settlement); 15190 m at 200°: Batey Lazo (locality); 16860 m at 261°: Isabela de Sagua (settlement); 17180 m at 266°: Estación Concha (railway station); 19810 m at 231°: Pastora de Cartaya (locality).
Cayos Jutías: distances
14560 m at 205°: Playa Piñón; 16540 m at 235°: Playa Colorado; 16900 m at 262°: Isabela de Sagua; 53080 m at 190°: Abel Santamaria International Airport ; 108740 m at 214°: Port of Cienfuegos (port); 110350 m at 214°: Marina Marlin Cienfuegos (marina).
Protected: 33730 m at 243°: Mogotes de Jumagua.
Cayos Jutías: close by
1970 m at 226°: Cayo Jutías (cay); 3720 m at 183°: Cayo Culebra (cay); 3970 m at 65°: Cayuelos de Jutías (island group); 4880 m at 222°: Cayo Los Quitasoles (cay); 5300 m at 157°: Cayo Monte Seco (cay); 5800 m at 213°: Cayos de Punta Inglés (island group); 5880 m at 241°: Cayuelos Fondos de Piedra Alta (island group); 6390 m at 119°: Cayo Lanzanillo (cay); 6450 m at 256°: Cayos Dromedarios (island group); 7380 m at 169°: Cayo Versagua (cay); 9170 m at 245°: Cayos Tumba la Olla (island group); 9250 m at 241°: Cayo Tumba la Olla (cay).
Cayos Jutías: marine life records
539 records of 157 species within 15 km, 1939 to 2017: 262 fish, 138 sponges, 126 corals, 7 crustaceans, 3 echinoderms, 2 other, 1 sharks and rays. That is 76.3 records per 100 km².
Most recorded: Demospongiae, 33 (sponges); Spirastrellidae, 18 (sponges); Mycale (Mycale) laevis, 18 (sponges); Orbicella faveolata, 17 (corals); Haemulon sciurus, 17 (fish); Acanthurus bahianus, 16 (fish); Acropora palmata, 16 (corals); Stichopathes, 14 (corals); Acanthurus coeruleus, 13 (fish); Pseudodiploria strigosa, 12 (corals); Haemulon flavolineatum, 12 (fish); Sparisoma viride, 11 (fish).
Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.
Cayos Jutías: notes
The pin is one reference point of a larger group.
Sources and data
Name and position: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) (record). Distances are straight-line measurements from these coordinates. Satellite imagery: Esri, Maxar. Named places: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Positions from public gazetteers can be approximate, so confirm a location with a local operator before you travel.