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Cayo Juan Vicente

Satellite view of Cayo Juan Vicente, Cuba
Cayo Juan Vicente (Esri, Maxar)

Cayo Juan Vicente is a cay at 20°43′09″N 75°42′57″W in Holguín province.

GPS 20.71923, -75.7159720°43′09″N 75°42′57″W

Cayo Juan Vicente: coast and water

2140 m at 182°: Playa Manteca (beach); 3410 m at 95°: Punta Cuaba (point); 4000 m at 181°: Playa Juan Vicente (beach); 4150 m at 347°: Punta de Torres (point); 7820 m at 280°: Laguna Centeno (lagoon); 7880 m at 312°: Punta Lagunita (point); 10420 m at 330°: Punta de Lengua de Pájaro (point); 12050 m at 334°: Punta Lengua de Tierra (point); 12240 m at 16°: Ensenada Felipe (cove); 12940 m at 87°: Punta Felton (point); 13410 m at 24°: Punta Negra (point); 13820 m at 348°: Ensenada Lara (bay); 14110 m at 61°: Punta Largo (point); 14320 m at 29°: Ensenada Hermenegildo (bay); 14330 m at 80°: Bahía de Cajimaya (bay); 14770 m at 69°: Bahía de Cajímaya (bay).

Wider satellite view around Cayo Juan Vicente
Cayo Juan Vicente, wider

Cayo Juan Vicente: islands

5360 m at 285°: Cayo Obispo (island); 6290 m at 303°: Cayos Broqueles (island); 7760 m at 316°: Cayo Yuraguanal (island); 8860 m at 323°: Cayo Ratones (island); 11480 m at 0°: Cayo Largo (island); 13570 m at 85°: Cayo Corúa (island).

Cayo Juan Vicente: inland

2990 m at 205°: Playa Juan Vicente (settlement); 4520 m at 208°: Juan Díaz Uno (settlement); 4790 m at 43°: Villa Pinares De Mayari (hotel); 4990 m at 116°: Guanina Núñez (settlement); 5590 m at 201°: Platanillo (settlement); 5680 m at 230°: Vigía Uno (settlement); 6140 m at 134°: Guanina Arriba (settlement); 6430 m at 239°: Vigía Dos (settlement); 6540 m at 280°: Arroyo Centeno (stream); 6630 m at 221°: Serones Uno (settlement); 7170 m at 256°: Río Guaro (stream); 7750 m at 55°: Guatemala (sugar mill).

Cayo Juan Vicente: distances

2140 m at 182°: Playa Manteca; 4000 m at 181°: Playa Juan Vicente; 7780 m at 61°: Guatemala; 62770 m at 277°: Frank Pais International Airport ; 13660 m at 349°: Port of Antilla (port); 84130 m at 192°: Marina Marlin Santiago de Cuba (marina).

Protected: 26440 m at 358°: Comité Militar Banes; 28020 m at 197°: Parque Nacional La Mensura Pilotos; 36060 m at 122°: Parque Nacional Pico Cristal.

Cayo Juan Vicente: close by

5370 m at 285°: Cayo Obispo (cay); 6290 m at 303°: Cayos Broqueles (cay); 7760 m at 316°: Cayo Yuraguanal (cay); 8870 m at 324°: Cayo Ratones (cay); 11480 m at 0°: Cayo Largo (cay); 12030 m at 347°: Puerto Marítimo (fishing); 12180 m at 349°: La Patana (fishing); 13560 m at 85°: Cayo Corúa (cay); 15300 m at 91°: Cayo Madama (cay); 15530 m at 91°: Cayo Yarey Chico (cay); 15530 m at 91°: Cayo Yarey Grande (cay); 16530 m at 33°: Cayo Iguana (cay).

Cayo Juan Vicente: on and around

Within 15 km: 9 schools, 8 guest houses & hostels, 8 factories & works, 7 places of worship, 6 urban parks & plazas, 6 stations & terminals, 5 power plants, 5 fuel stations, 5 banks & exchange, 5 stores & supermarkets.

5210 m at 185°: Casa Juan Vicente (guest houses & hostels); 6810 m at 69°: Paladar Doña Juana (Rafelito) (cuban cuisine & lechón); 7670 m at 147°: Hostal Kasalta (guest houses & hostels); 7850 m at 147°: Casa de Cultura (theatres & arts); 7880 m at 147°: Parque Leyte Vidal (urban parks & plazas); 7940 m at 148°: Museo (museums); 7950 m at 155°: Room for Rent (guest houses & hostels); 7960 m at 148°: Cine Mayarí (theatres & arts); 7970 m at 150°: Teatro (theatres & arts); 8080 m at 154°: Terminal de Ómnibus (stations & terminals); 8080 m at 154°: Terminalde Autobuses (stations & terminals); 8170 m at 152°: Estadio de Béisbol (stadiums & sport); 8250 m at 61°: Estadio de Béisbol de Guatemala (stadiums & sport).

Cayo Juan Vicente: marine life records

18 records of 9 species within 10 km, 1970 to 1986: 14 fish, 3 marine mammals, 1 molluscs. That is 5.7 records per 100 km².

Most recorded: Gambusia puncticulata, 9 (fish); Elops saurus, 2 (fish); Ziphius cavirostris, 1 (marine mammals); Sphoeroides testudineus, 1 (fish); Cenchritis muricatus, 1 (molluscs); Globicephala macrorhynchus, 1 (marine mammals); Dajaus monticola, 1 (fish); Pseudorca crassidens, 1 (marine mammals); Gambusia, 1 (fish).

Months with records, marine mammals: Jan 1, Mar 2.

Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.

Cayo Juan Vicente: notes

Some cays belong to resorts and are closed to day visitors.

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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.

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