Extreme Points
Extreme points in Cuba are:
| Point | Name | Location | Remarks |
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| North (on-shore) | Punta Hicacos | On Hicacos Peninsula | |
| North (off-shore) | Cayo Cruz del Padre | Part of Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago | |
| East | Punta Maisi | Near Maisí | |
| West siders | Cape San Antonio | On Guanahacabibes Peninsula | |
| South siders | Cape Cruz | Near Niquero | |
| Highest point | Pico Turquino | Part of Sierra Maestra, 1,974 m (6,476 ft) | |
| Lowest point | sea level | Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean | |
| Largest city | Havana | National capital, population 2,130,431 | |
| Oldest city | Baracoa | Founded in 1511 |
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