Cays & islands · Ciego de Ávila
Cayo Flamenco
Cayo Flamenco is a cay at 21°29′09″N 78°51′05″W in Ciego de Ávila province.
Cayo Flamenco: coast and water
7940 m at 147°: Bajo Balandros (shoal); 9210 m at 241°: Bajo Hondo (shoal); 9270 m at 205°: Cabezo Seco de Flamenco (shoal); 11900 m at 190°: Bajo La Cabria de Punta Arenas (shoal); 12500 m at 341°: Punta Carapacho (point); 12840 m at 148°: Punta La Cana (point); 13500 m at 161°: Punta Arenas (point); 17830 m at 41°: Ensenada Sabanalamar (bay).
Cayo Flamenco: islands
1180 m at 320°: Cayo Flamenquito (island); 1850 m at 69°: Cayo Atravesado (island); 3910 m at 68°: Cayo Los Dos Hermanos (island group); 6070 m at 42°: Cayo La Tea (island); 6520 m at 25°: Cayo Laguna (island); 6520 m at 325°: Cayo Obispito (island); 7720 m at 118°: Cayo Balandras (island); 7750 m at 335°: Cayo Obispo (island); 8600 m at 65°: Cayo Pilón (island); 8780 m at 112°: Cayo Lastre (island); 9090 m at 96°: Cayo Providencia (island); 11960 m at 130°: Cayo Punta de los Machos (island).
Cayo Flamenco: inland
15140 m at 359°: Júcaro (settlement); 17170 m at 353°: Las Palmas (locality); 18580 m at 318°: Palo Alto (settlement); 19460 m at 1°: Potrero Abajo (hamlet); 20090 m at 353°: Pueblo Nuevo (settlement); 20340 m at 357°: Tres Marías (locality).
Cayo Flamenco: distances
28490 m at 25°: Jagüeyal; 28610 m at 12°: Venezuela; 30500 m at 106°: Playa Santa María; 104090 m at 94°: Ignacio Agramonte International Airport ; 164760 m at 87°: Port of Nuevitas (port); 121780 m at 284°: Marina Trinidad (Casilda) (marina).
Cayo Flamenco: close by
1180 m at 320°: Cayo Flamenquito (cay); 1850 m at 69°: Cayo Atravesado (cay); 2360 m at 45°: Cayo Cayuelo (cay); 2890 m at 119°: Cayo Guásimas (cay); 3900 m at 68°: Cayo Los Dos Hermanos (island group); 4390 m at 47°: Cayos Ana María (cay); 4900 m at 332°: Cayo Guinea (cay); 6070 m at 42°: Cayo La Tea (cay); 6510 m at 325°: Cayo Obispito (cay); 6520 m at 25°: Cayo Laguna (cay); 7490 m at 2°: Cayo Encantado (cay); 7720 m at 118°: Cayo Balandras (cay).
Cayo Flamenco: marine life records
2 records of 2 species within 10 km, 1922 to 1943: 2 marine mammals. That is 0.6 records per 100 km².
Most recorded: Physeter macrocephalus, 1 (marine mammals); Megaptera novaeangliae, 1 (marine mammals).
Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.
Cayo Flamenco: notes
Most cays are reached by boat with a guide.
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.