Cays & islands · Ciego de Ávila
Cuba
Cuba is an island at 21°56′02″N 78°45′15″W in Ciego de Ávila province.
Cuba: inland
1250 m at 209°: Lenin (settlement); 1280 m at 334°: Buena Vista (settlement); 1280 m at 84°: La Curva (settlement); 1600 m at 292°: La Rosa (locality); 2160 m at 92°: Naranjal (locality); 2450 m at 225°: Santa Catalina (locality); 2470 m at 221°: Santa Acela (locality); 3490 m at 316°: Tres Ceibas (locality); 3680 m at 7°: Estación Ceballos (railway station); 3880 m at 24°: Crucero de Limpiones (settlement); 3920 m at 191°: Delicias (hamlet); 4100 m at 56°: Buen Amigo (settlement).
Cuba: distances
9580 m at 185°: Ciego de Ávila; 10040 m at 280°: El Azufra; 10040 m at 280°: El Azufre; 73200 m at 37°: Jardines Del Rey Airport ; 160130 m at 105°: Port of Nuevitas (port); 72990 m at 7°: Marina Marlin Cayo Guillermo (marina).
Cuba: close by
10070 m at 164°: Isla la Cosa (cay).
Cuba: on and around
Within 15 km: 56 schools, 54 oil & gas, 45 stores & supermarkets, 36 guest houses & hostels, 27 factories & works, 23 government & embassies, 20 clinics & polyclinics, 16 garages & car services, 16 urban parks & plazas, 12 theatres & arts.
2370 m at 31°: Ceballos (stations & terminals); 7700 m at 219°: casa Boris (guest houses & hostels); 8300 m at 198°: Lomas de los Negros (peaks & volcanoes); 8530 m at 106°: Loma La Carolina (peaks & volcanoes); 8530 m at 130°: Teatro Principal (theatres & arts); 8600 m at 181°: Raymundo Castañeda (guest houses & hostels); 8990 m at 181°: Loma los Sudorrenos (peaks & volcanoes); 9060 m at 181°: Loma la Rosita (peaks & volcanoes); 9230 m at 180°: Casa de Carmen y Enrique (guest houses & hostels); 9350 m at 185°: Parque La Turbina (urban parks & plazas); 9460 m at 176°: Parque La edad de oro (urban parks & plazas); 9490 m at 182°: Loma Bajada Larga (peaks & volcanoes); 9490 m at 193°: Sala Deportiva Giraldo Córdova Cardín (stadiums & sport).
Cuba: marine life records
4 records of 4 species within 10 km, 2019 to 2023: 2 seabirds and shorebirds, 1 seagrass and algae, 1 molluscs. That is 1.3 records per 100 km².
Most recorded: Heliotropium indicum, 1 (seagrass and algae); Pelecanus occidentalis, 1 (seabirds and shorebirds); Dendrocygna arborea, 1 (seabirds and shorebirds); Stylommatophora, 1 (molluscs).
Records show where people have surveyed, not how many animals there are.
Cuba: notes
A cay can lie inside a protected area.
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.