Is the map up to date?

Yes: it has the fifteen provinces of 2011, when the old La Habana province was split into Artemisa and Mayabeque, and the Isle of Youth as a division of its own.

How is Guantánamo Bay drawn?

As part of Guantánamo province, with no border of its own.

Can I mark the capitals?

Yes — a dot for each provincial capital, such as Santa Clara for Villa Clara and Bayamo for Granma, with Havana ringed as the national capital.

Is there a worksheet of the Cuban provinces?

Yes: “Numbered, to write the names” numbers the 16 divisions from 1 Pinar del Río to 16 Guantánamo, with a line for each and the answers on page 2. The capitals version adds a capital column.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The map is made in your browser. On the free plan a small line with our name is printed at the foot of the sheet.

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Cuba’s 15 provinces and the Isle of Youth on US Letter, numbered west to east

A Spanish teacher at a Miami high school starts a unit on Cuba. In Florida the page opens on US Letter, and “Numbered, to write the names” gives a two-page landscape PDF (279 × 216 mm): 16 divisions numbered, the 15 provinces and the Isle of Youth, with a line for each name and the answers on page 2.

The numbers run from 1 Pinar del Río in the west to 16 Guantánamo in the east; the Isle of Youth is 8, between Villa Clara and Sancti Spíritus.
For the wall, “With the names” on Letter fits all 16 inside their own areas with no leader line; Havana, Artemisa, Mayabeque, Cienfuegos and the Isle of Youth take the smallest type, 1.5 mm.

No.	Province	No.	Province
1	Pinar del Río	9	Sancti Spíritus
2	Artemisa	10	Ciego de Ávila
3	Havana	11	Camagüey
4	Mayabeque	12	Las Tunas
5	Matanzas	13	Granma
6	Cienfuegos	14	Holguín
7	Villa Clara	15	Santiago de Cuba
8	Isle of Youth	16	Guantánamo

Pupils who learned Cuba from an older map look for one big “La Habana” province between Pinar del Río and Matanzas. Here there are three: Artemisa (2), Havana (3), the city alone, and Mayabeque (4).

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Frequently asked questions

Is the map up to date?: Yes: it has the fifteen provinces of 2011, when the old La Habana province was split into Artemisa and Mayabeque, and the Isle of Youth as a division of its own.
How is Guantánamo Bay drawn?: As part of Guantánamo province, with no border of its own.
Can I mark the capitals?: Yes — a dot for each provincial capital, such as Santa Clara for Villa Clara and Bayamo for Granma, with Havana ringed as the national capital.
Is there a worksheet of the Cuban provinces?: Yes: “Numbered, to write the names” numbers the 16 divisions from 1 Pinar del Río to 16 Guantánamo, with a line for each and the answers on page 2. The capitals version adds a capital column.
Is anything uploaded?: No. The map is made in your browser. On the free plan a small line with our name is printed at the foot of the sheet.