Cays & islands · Camagüey
Cayo Macío
Cayo Macío is a cay at 20°30′09″N 77°50′29″W in Camagüey province.
Cayo Macío: coast and water
6010 m at 320°: Canal de Culebra (channel); 16910 m at 245°: Canal de la Ceiba (channel); 20530 m at 240°: Banco La Ceiba (shoal); 21330 m at 15°: Estero San Bernardo (estuary); 21600 m at 251°: Canal de Cuatro Reales (channel); 21980 m at 23°: Estero El Junco (estuary); 22870 m at 304°: Punta Infierno (point); 22880 m at 9°: Punta San José (point).
Cayo Macío: islands
8590 m at 331°: Cayo Media Luna (island); 11710 m at 5°: Cayo Patricio (island); 15960 m at 182°: Cayo Pitajaya Grande (island); 17750 m at 168°: Cayo Buena Esperanza (island); 17800 m at 1°: Cayos Bayameses (island group); 17850 m at 172°: Cayo Medano de Buena Esperanza (island); 17920 m at 289°: Cayo Médano (island); 18310 m at 7°: Cayo Yagruma (island); 18810 m at 263°: Cayo Playas Grandes (island); 19150 m at 265°: Cayo Paiva (island); 19290 m at 355°: Cayo Navío (island); 19400 m at 296°: Cayo Yana (island).
Cayo Macío: inland
24880 m at 356°: Manopla (settlement); 24890 m at 343°: Perdido (stream); 25630 m at 33°: Arroyo del Estero (stream); 25650 m at 22°: El Junco (hamlet); 26190 m at 201°: Las Bolas (locality); 26450 m at 5°: Pueblo Viejo (stream).
Cayo Macío: distances
26150 m at 328°: Playa Bonita; 28440 m at 325°: Santa Cruz del Sur; 32730 m at 49°: Guayabal; 82100 m at 107°: Sierra Maestra International Airport ; 131180 m at 27°: Port of Nuevitas (port); 212990 m at 106°: Marina Marlin Santiago de Cuba (marina).
Cayo Macío: close by
2290 m at 352°: Cayo La Loma (cay); 7190 m at 21°: Cayo Culebra (cay); 8590 m at 325°: Cayo Nuevitas (cay); 8590 m at 331°: Cayo Media Luna (cay); 11720 m at 5°: Cayo Patricio (cay); 12070 m at 258°: Cayo La Vela (cay); 13140 m at 230°: Cayo Jutía (cay); 13710 m at 210°: Cayo Piedra (cay); 13750 m at 249°: Cayo Blanco (cay); 14180 m at 231°: Cayo Sardina (island group); 14470 m at 357°: Cayo Gallego (cay); 14800 m at 254°: Cayo Cuatro Reales (cay).
Cayo Macío: notes
Land only where a guide allows it.
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.