81. Facts About Cuba Visit this site for facts and information about the geography of Cuba. Details ofthe geography of Cuba with a picture of the country s flag. http://www.facts-about.org.uk/places-geography-cuba.htm

Facts about Cuba Information and Facts about the Geography of Cuba Facts About... Places and Geography Index Geography of Cuba Flag of Cuba Facts about the Geography of Cuba Location: Caribbean, island between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, 150 km south of Key West, Florida Land Size of Cuba : 110,860 sq km Cuban Climate / Weather : tropical; moderated by trade winds; dry season (November to April); rainy season (May to October) Cuban Population : 11,308,764 (July 2004 est.) Former Name(s) of Cuba : N/A Cuban Capital City : Havana Cuban GDP : $31.59 billion (2003 est.) Cuban Main Industries : sugar, petroleum, tobacco, construction, nickel, steel, cement, agricultural machinery, pharmaceuticals Cuban Currency : Cuban peso (CUP) Cuban Agricultural products : sugar, tobacco, citrus, coffee, rice, potatoes, beans; livestock

82. Courses | Department Of Geography | University Of Waterloo Tourism Environmental Management in Cuba . Cuba Spring 2005. Calendar descriptionGEOG 430C, Field Research in Regional geography Analysis of a http://www.fes.uwaterloo.ca/geography/courses/geog430C-002.html

@import url("http://www.uwaterloo.ca/css/UWblank.css"); @import url(/scripts/fes.css); @import url("http://www.uwaterloo.ca/css/UW2col.css"); @import url("http://www.uwaterloo.ca/css/UWprint.css") print; Search ES Search UW Skip to the content of the web site. Home About Geography Prospective students ... Environmental Studies Home Undergraduate students Geog 430C-002 Field Research in Regional Geography "Tourism & Environmental Management in Cuba" Cuba - Spring 2005 Calendar description: GEOG 430C, Field Research in Regional Geography Analysis of a selected region with major emphasis upon a field examination of the region (several weeks duration). Offering dependent upon faculty availability and student enrolment. For additional information on duration, itinerary and travel costs of course offerings, contact the Geography Undergraduate Advisor. Prereq: Level at least 3A Honours students only + permission of instructors (1.5 credits)

83. CIA - The World Factbook -- Cuba Features a map and brief descriptions of geography, economy, government, and people. http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/cu.html

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85. Geography - Virginia Tech -Joseph L. Scarpaci See Virginia Tech Research Magazine article on Cuba; urban and social geography 2003 PérezLópez, J. and Scarpaci, JL Editors, Cuba in Transition. Vol. http://www.geography.vt.edu/people/scarp.htm

Joseph L. Scarpaci, Professor, scarp@vt.edu Book review editor: Journal of Latin American Geography Office: 131 Major Williams Phone: At Virginia Tech Since: Education: Ph.D., University of Florida, 1985 Semester-long study abroad in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, Spring 2006, 18 credits Research Interests: See Virginia Tech Research Magazine article on Cuba urban and social geography comparative social policy historic preservation international development Latin America (Cuba, Southern Cone, Colombia) International Outreach: December 2003 Cultural Trip to Cuba Student trip to Cuba, December 27, 2003, to January 7, 2004 Student Trip to Cuba, May 23 - June 7, 2004 Classes Recently Taught: GEOG 4984/5984: Environmental and Social Sustainability in the Dominican Republic GEOG 5204 (UAP 5204/SOC 5644): Geography of Third World Development GEOG 4404 (NR/UAP/ALS 4404): Approaches to International Development GEOG 4984: Special StudyGeography of North America GEOG 4984/5984: Special StudyUrban Design and Planning in Cuba GEOG 3204: Geography of Middle America Recent Publications: Books: 2005 Scarpaci, J.L.

86. Geography And Map Of Cuba geography and maps of Cuba. Diplomatic representation in the US none; note Cuba has an Interests Section in the Swiss Embassy, headed by Principal http://geography.about.com/library/cia/blccuba.htm

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87. Government Of Cuba The government of Cuba from the CIA Factbook. Country Name conventional longform Republic of Cuba; Subscribe to the geography Newsletter http://geography.about.com/library/cia/blc3cubag.htm

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88. Getting To Know CUBA. The Internet Travel Guide geography. Cuba is the largest of the Greater Antilles Islands and is locatedbetween North and South America. The island is situtated 180 km south of http://www.cuba-erleben.de/com/Nature.htm

window.defaultStatus = "Cuba erleben. Der Internet-Reiseführer"; History Nature Geography Climate Flora Fauna People Culture Economy Politics Places and Maps Tips from A to Z Cuba Links Cuba Forum Weather Books and Maps Videos and DVDs Music Rum: the Cuban drink Eating and drinking in Cuba Columbus' diary Cigars: the elegant Smoke of Cuba Sweet Juice in Sugar Cane The Internet Travel Guide "Getting to Know Cuba" Current issue dated Geography Cuba is the largest of the Greater Antilles Islands and is located between North and South America. The island is situtated 180 km south of Florida, 140 km north of Jamaica, and 210 east of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and 77 km west of Haiti. The island extends 1250 km east to west and is between 31 and 191 km wide. It includes four groups of islands: Los Colorados, Sabana-Camaguey, Jardins de la Reina and Los Canarreos. Alexander von Humboldt compared the form of the island to a crocodile and the Cuban national poet, Nicolas Guillen, described the island in one of his poems as a long, green lizard. landscape A quarter of the country is mountainous and the highest mountain chain, the Sierra Maestra, reaches an altitude of almost 2000 meters at the Pico Turquino, the highest peak in Cuba. The mountain areas are very important for the Cuban economy, because coffee or tobacco is usually cultivated at moderate altitudes, while the higher areas are used to mine heavy metals. More than 200 rivers, of which none is longer than 250 km, irrigate the land, turning it into a green paradise.

89. ERiding - Media Library - Photographs - Geography - Canada Click to open large version. Santiago de Cuba Moncado barracks. First shots ofrevolution fired here Santiago de CubaParque CéspedesHotel Casa Grande http://www.eriding.net/media/Cuba.shtml

Now containing FREE resources Last updated: 20 September 2005 Site Contents Submissions Links to Libraries Home ... Sounds Countries: Cuba Citizenship Communication Countries Environment ... USA For more information, to comment, or to send resources please contact: E-mail: Please click on the thumbnail images below to see high quality versions ( up to 500KB ). Photographs courtesy of Denise Chisholm, School Improvement Service. Havana: Bacardi building Havana: Museum of the revolution Havana: Museum of the revolution Havana: Church Havana: Restaurant/bar with entertainment Havana: Pharmacy Havana: Cathedral de la Virgen Maria de la Concepcion Immaculada Havana: Revolution square Havana: Ministry of Information Che Guevara, Cuban revolutionary Santa Clara Santa Clara Sugar mill Sugar mill Sugar mill train, from mill to plantation Sugar mill train, from mill to plantation Sugar mill train, from mill to plantation Laguna de la Leche Mangroves-Laguna de la Leche Crocodiles at breeding centre: conservation project The Atlantic north east coast The Atlantic north east coast The Atlantic north east coast Baracoa: Eastern tip of the island Baracoa: Eastern tip of the island Baracoa: Eastern tip of the island Baracoa: Eastern tip of the island Baracoa: Eastern tip of the island Baracoa: Church Palms in the grounds of museum Baracoa Eastern tip of the island Eastern tip of the island Guantamo Bay Santiago de Cuba: Moncado barracks. First shots of revolution fired here

90. Cuba History Politics Provinces Geography Economy Cuba History Politics Provinces geography Economy Canadian Gateway, BusinessGuides, Entertainment, Travel. Listing and reviews of Canadian Web sites. http://www.masterliness.com/a/Cuba.htm

var GLB_RIS='http://www.masterliness.com';var GLB_RIR='/cincshared/external';var GLB_MMS='http://www.masterliness.com';var GLB_MIR='/site/image';GLB_MML='/'; document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); Science People Non User Locations ... Timeline A2('N'); Index: A B C D ... Z A3('s','.','htm','','N'); Home Contents 1 History 2 Politics 3 Provinces 4 Geography ... 10 External links Alternate meanings: see Cuba (disambiguation) The Republic of Cuba is an archipelago in the northern Caribbean , in between the Caribbean Sea , the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean . To the north are found the United States and the Bahamas , to the west Mexico , to the south the Cayman Islands and Jamaica , and to the southeast Haiti República de Cuba In Detail Full size National motto : "Patria y Libertad" Spanish This article is about the international language known as Spanish. For other languages spoken in Spain see Languages of Spain Spanish is an Iberian Romance language, and the third or fourth most spoken language in the world. It is spoken as a first langua : Homeland and Freedom) Official language An official language is a language that is specifically designated to be so in the constitutions of countries, states, and other territories. States and areas without a constitution, by this definition, lack official languages. Officially recognized minor

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DOING BUSINESS WITH CUBA CUBA IN BRIEF Contents GEOGRAPHY CLIMATE HISTORY POLITICAL SYSTEM ... CULTURE GEOGRAPHY Cuba is the largest, most varied and most beautiful of the Greater Antilles islands. It is long and narrow, extending approximately 1,260 km east-west in length; its width ranges from 193 km to 32 km. No point in the Island is more than 80 km from the sea. Cuba's territory, or the Cuban Archipelago, includes the Island of Youth (Isla de la Juventud) and several coastal islets and cays; it covers a land area of 110,861 km2. Cuba, often called the "Pearl of the Antilles," has a subtropical trade wind climate, adequate rainfall, significant mineral resources, and vast areas of level fertile land suitable for mechanized farming. To the south of Matanzas is Cienaga de Zapata, known for its marshy lowlands where crocodiles are commercially raised. Also in this province is Varadero, known for its beaches of fine white sand, clear and transparent waters and comfortable resorts. Santiago de Cuba, also rich in tradition and architectural treasures, is located on the south coast at the island's eastern end. The rugged topography of the Sierra Maestra, with elevations of up to 1,980 m above sea level, is unique in the island and famous for its sceneries of breath-taking beauty and unbelievable variety. Cuba's rivers are not commercially significant. The Cauto River, draining the southeastern mountains, is the longest (roughly 240 km), but is navigable for only 75 km by small boats. About 80 percent of Cuba's soil is derived from the action of rainfall on limestone, producing deep, fertile, often bright-red soil.

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with Sigfredo Ariel ( December of 2001 ) SIFREDO ARIEL Poet, journalist and Cuban music producer. Son del Son C oncerning popular music, leyends are useful. They have something missing in academic studies and in scienlitic analysis: clarity and synthesis. Cuban son leyends began in the intricate zones of East Province's mountains, by the middle of XIX century; but its origin and first steps are not clear. Old son musicians assured that son was a simple repetition of short refrains with inserted phrases called "inspirations'"; in othur cases, four, six or more graciously neglectcd rhymed verses. The old fashioned son music orchestra had a tres guitar and a percussion instrument such as the tumbadera and bongó. Valera Miranda family sang, in many stages all over Ihe world, some of the primitive songs like " ', considered one of the oldest songs. It is an endless "montuno son" that can be as long as eternity, just like Oramas Faustino's son "El Guayabero"; his scamped cuartets in repetition spaces like the most known and unalterable refrains: "A mí me gusta que baile Mariela" or "Cuidado con el perro que muerde callado".

94. Granma.cu - Desertification And Hurricanes At Geographers’ Congress SPONSORED by the cuban Geographic Society (SCG), the 4th National GeographyCongress takes place from December 8 to 10 in Havana. The main changes occurring http://www.granma.cu/ingles/2004/diciembre/vier3/49geog.html

Political Prisoners of the Empire MIAMI 5 Texto-Only Version Granma International English Edition NEWS NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL SPORTS ... 120 Years’ Club S C I E N C E A N D T E C H N O L O G Y Havana. December 3, 2004 Desertification and hurricanes at Geographers’ Congress BY JOAQUIN ORAMAS SPONSORED by the Cuban Geographic Society (SCG), the 4th National Geography Congress takes place from December 8 to 10 in Havana. The main changes occurring in the planet’s environment will be discussed at this event. Doctors, professors, and students from different higher education centers of the country are to participate as well as those with an interest in the study, research, and teaching of geography, an important discipline for our development. Participants of this event are coming from Brazil, Mexico, and Venezuela among other Latin American nations, as well as Spain.

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96. NEWS Around The Department a student in geography 345 geography of Cuba, a field course designed tointroduce students firsthand to life and landscapes in Cuba. http://www.iupui.edu/~geogdept/news.htm

NEWS AND EVENTS - Department of Geography DEPARTMENT NEWS Congratulations to our newest geography graduates: Eric Mayfield and Michael Oberholzer . Both graduated in May, 2005. We also had several people finish the graduate certificate in GIS between December 2004 and May 2005: Chris Alexa, Tom Briggs, Kelly Johnston, Jay Colbert, and Adam Watts . Chris, Kelly, and Jay are continuing in the program, working on their masters' degrees. Congrats to all! Ikuho Yamada Elizabeth Vidon is the newest member of the Department, joining us as a Lecturer in Geography. She will teach introductory courses in Physical and Human Geography and the Geography Lab associated with the Physical Systems of the Environment course. She received her M.A. in Geography, from York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 2003. Her research interests are the Arctic and Antarctic, Inuit and their changing relationship with the Arctic landscape, the role of Inuit women in Northern society, the Antarctic landscape and adaptation of temporary inhabitants, natural disasters and hazards, and geography and literature. Her thesis topic was "Perspectives of a Northern Landscape: Inuit views from Iqaluit." She has one publication to date: "Perceptions of Peru's Sierra and Costa from the literature of Jose Maria Arguedas" (2002) in Prairie Perspectives: Geographical Essays, Bernard Thraves, editor. Department of Geography, University of Regina. Volume 5, October 2002. Welcome to Indy, Elizabeth. Fulbright Scholar Award given to Geography Faculty Member

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Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Hip Hop Vinyl Homework Help Forum Homework Help Experts Subjects Art Business Computers English ... Social Studies Features Advice from Anika Contribute Experts Forum ... WebRing Which school subject is hardest? Math Science English Social Studies view results by Alex Tiffany I. INTRODUCTION Cuba, largest and most western island of the West Indies. It forms, with various adjacent islands, the Republic of Cuba. Cuba occupies a central location between North and South America and lies on the lanes of sea travel to all countries bounded by the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. For most of its history, Cuba's fertile soil and abundant sugar and tobacco production made it the wealthiest island of the Caribbean. The Republic of Cuba is an archipelago, or group of islands. The main island of Cuba covers 105,006 sq km (40,543 sq mi). It is 1,199 km (745 mi) long and 200 km (124 mi) across its widest and 35 km (22 mi) across its narrowest points. The next largest island, Isla de la Juventud, or the Isle of Youth (formerly known as the Isle of Pines), off Cuba's southwest shore, covers 3,056 sq km (1,180 sq mi). Four sets of smaller archipelagosÑthe Sabana, the Colorados, the Jardines de la Reina, and the Canarreos archipelagosÑand numerous other islands are part of the Cuban nation. Havana is the capital city with a population of 2,184,990 in 1996. In 2001 the nation's population was estimated to be 11,184,023. Cuba's proximity to Haiti, the United States, Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, and Jamaica has allowed people to migrate easily onto and off of the island. This movement contributed to the rich mixture of people and customs in Cuba and throughout the Caribbean area. Although agriculturally rich, Cuba exports only a few products, such as sugar, tobacco, citrus fruits, and several manufactured products.

98. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 5 Field geography in CUBA. geography 300 Special Topics Field Studies in CubaFrancis Marion University. Joins us in Maymester 2003 on a geographical field http://alpha1.fmarion.edu/~geog/CUcourse.htm

Field Geography in CUBA Geography 300: Special Topics - Field Studies in Cuba Francis Marion University Joins us in Maymester 2003 on a geographical field course in Cuba. We will focus on Cuba's politics, society, history, culture, and environment. We will address issues such as the Cuban Revolution, the U.S. embargo on Cuba, Spanish colonial and post-colonial historical landscapes, healthcare facilities, and the country's recent efforts in environmetal conservation and sustainable development. Apply Now! PREREQUISITES: The only prerequisite is GEOG 101, 102, 105, or permission of the instructor. Plaza de la Revolucion in Havana Cathedral in Old Havana REQUIREMENTS: Students conduct individual research projects under the guidance of the instructor while in the field. Pre-trip lectures and readings are used to prepare the class, and individual projects are submitted upon return from Cuba. CREDIT: The course provides 3 semester credit hours in geography and counts toward the geography minor, as well as general elective credit hours. Political science credit can be arranged if necessary.

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About Cuba Culture CLIMATE Cuba has a tropical trade-wind climate moderated by the surrounding waters. The moist northeast trade winds reach most of the island except the deep isolated valleys and parts of the southeast coast, making the summers bearable and the winters usually warm and pleasant. The temperature decreases slightly with elevation and exposure to open waters, but the mean annual temperature at Havana is 25o C. Weather in Cuba : Cuba Havana Cienfuegos Varadero Holguin Pinar del Rio Santiago de Cuba Camaguey GEOGRAPHY Cuba is the largest, most varied and most beautiful of the Greater Antilles islands. It is long and narrow, extending approximately 1,260 km east-west in length; its width ranges from 193 km to 32 km. No point in the Island is more than 80 km from the sea. Cuba's territory, or the Cuban Archipelago, includes the Island of Youth (Isla de la Juventud) and several coastal islets and cays; it covers a land area of 110,861 km2. Cuba, often called the "Pearl of the Antilles," has a subtropical trade wind climate, adequate rainfall, significant mineral resources, and vast areas of level fertile land suitable for mechanized farming.

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