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This is alist of islands of Cuba.Cuba consists of 4,195 islands andcays surrounding the country's main island, a lot of which make uparchipelagos. Off the south coast are two main archipelagos,Jardines de la Reina and theCanarreos Archipelago. TheSabana-Camagüey Archipelago runs along the northern coast and contains roughly 2,517 cays and islands.^[1] TheColorados Archipelago is located off the north-western coast. The following is an incomplete list of the islands of Cuba.^[2]

Name	Image	Location	Area		Notes
Name	Image	Location	km²	sq mi	Notes
Banco Sancho Pardo		Colorados Archipelago
Cayo Alacranes		Colorados Archipelago
Cayo Alcatraz		Jardines de la Reina
Cayo Algodon Grande		Jardines de la Reina	3.70	1.43
Cayo Anclitas		Jardines de la Reina	4.50	1.74
Cayo Breton		Jardines de la Reina	6.70	2.59
Cayo Buenavista		Colorados Archipelago
Cayo Caballones		Jardines de la Reina	16.50	6.37
Cayo Cabeza Del Este		Jardines de la Reina	6.36	2.46
Cayo Caguamas		Jardines de la Reina	7.86	3.03
Cayo Coco		Jardines del Rey	370	140	^[3]
Cayo Confites		Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago			Nearest point of Cuba toThe Bahamas (Cay Lobos): 14 mi (22.5 km)
Cayo Cruz del Padre		Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago
Cayo De Las Doce Leguas		Jardines de la Reina	26.80	10.35
Cayo Esquivel		Jardines del Rey
Cayo Fragoso		Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago	101	39
Cayo Guajaba		Jardines del Rey
Cayo Guillermo		Jardines del Rey			There are 4 all-inclusive tourist resorts on the north side of this island.
Cayo Ines de Soto		Colorados Archipelago
Cayo Jutías		Colorados Archipelago
Cayo Largo del Sur		Canarreos Archipelago			The second-largest island in the Canarreos Archipelago; approximately 25 kilometers (16 mi) long and 3 kilometers (1.9 mi) wide.
Cayo Las Brujas		Ciego de Ávila Province
Cayo Levisa		Colorados Archipelago	1.5	0.58	^[4]
Cayo Punta Arenas		Colorados Archipelago
Cayo Rapado Grande		Colorados Archipelago
Cayo Romano		Jardines del Rey	777	300	The largest island in Jardines del Rey; .^[5]
Cayo Sabinal		Jardines del Rey	335	129	^[6]
Cayo Saetia		Jardines del Rey	42	16
Cayo Santa María		Jardines del Rey	21.4	8.3	This island is a popular tourist destination.
Cayos Ana Maria		Jardines de la Reina	14.76	5.70	In 2012 it had a population of 10.
Cayos Cinco Balas		Jardines de la Reina	13.50	5.21
Cayos Granada		Jardines de la Reina	16.63	6.42
Cayos Media Luna		Jardines de la Reina	7.10	2.74
Cayos Mordazo		Jardines de la Reina	9.30	3.59
Cayos Pingues		Jardines de la Reina	20.46	7.90
Cayos Punta Tabaco		Colorados Archipelago
Ernst Thälmann Island		Canarreos Archipelago			FormerlyCayo Blanco del Sur, this 15 km-long (9.3 mi), 500-metre-wide (1,600 ft) island is named afterErnst Thälmann, a German Communist politician and activist.
Isla de la Juventud		Canarreos Archipelago	2,200	850	Cuba's second-largest island, and the largest among Canarreos Archipelago's 350 islands. Located almost directly south ofHavana, its population is approximately 76,000.

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^Mapping Interactivo (March 2005)."Mangroves variability in the Sabana-Camaguay Archipellago". Archived fromthe original on 2007-08-08. Retrieved2007-10-16.
^"Cuban Islands".GeoNames. RetrievedSeptember 23, 2021.
^Jardines del Rey on turismodecuba.com.ar Archived 2011-10-24 at theWayback Machine
^Bonanza World."Hotel Villa Cayo Levisa - CUBACATION - Cuba Hotels, Book hotel in Cuba, Havana, Old Havana, Varadero, Trinidad, Santiago, Pinar del Río, Cienfuegos and Cayo Santa María, Cayo Largo, Cayo Las Brujas, Cayo Ensenachos and Cayo Coco with Cubacation".cubacation.net. Archived fromthe original on 2016-09-22. Retrieved2015-08-21.
^"Geografia".PPrincipe Cult.Cuba. Archived fromthe original on 2011-09-19. Retrieved2011-09-30.
^"Guantanamo Bay".Guantanamo Bay. Archived fromthe original on 14 July 2012.

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