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Caribbean C Buenaventura a Holguín Nassau B Cay Lobos CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN 90 80 70 60 Tampa Saint Petersburg UNITED STATES Grand Bahama Great NorthNorth Freeport Abaco Miami THE BAHAMAS AtlanticAtlantic GulfGulf ofof MMexicoexico BIMINI ISLANDS G New a Eleuthera Providence d r i e OceanOcean r Nassau o a Key West l F t f Cat Island o Andros s t i a Island San Salvador r B ancer Trop t Tropic of C ic of Cance S r Cay Sal a Bank h Rum Cay a Great (THE BAHAMAS) m Exuma Havana Long Island a Samana Cay k Guinchos Cay n Matanzas B a (THE BAHAMAS) B RAGGED Crooked Island Pinar del a e n ISLAND h Rio Santa Clara k c RANGE Mayaguana e Cay Lobos p Yucatan Cienfuegos (THE BAHAMAS) Acklins Turks and m Island Caicos Islands a Channel C CUBA (U.K.) Mérida Cancún Camagüey Isla de la Grand Playa del Juventud Great Inagua Las Tunas Turk Carmen Cozumel Bahía de Holguín 20 Isla 20 Cozumel Manzanillo Bayamo Campeche Campeche Guantánamo Santiago Windward Cap Haïtien Milwaukee Deep PUERTO Passage RICO Ciudad del MEXICO de Cuba Gonaïves Santiago (deepest point of the TRE George Town U.S. Naval Base Atlantic Ocean, -8605 m) Anegada NC Carmen Cayman Islands Guantanamo Bay British H (U.K.) DOMINICAN Virgin Is. Passage Chetumal HAITI (U.K.) Navassa REPUBLIC San Juan Charlotte Road Town Villahermosa Montego Bay Island Port-au-Prince Mona Amalie The Valley Anguilla (U.K.) C A Y M A N T R E N C H (U.S.) Passage Marigot Philipsburg Sint Maarten(NETH.) Les Cayes Virgin Is. Saint-Martin Spanish Santo (U.S.) Gustavia Saint Barthelemy(FRANCE) Belize City Town Domingo Isla (FRANCE) Tuxtla SWAN ISLANDS Kingston Mona Puerto Rico St. Croix Saba and ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA (HONDURAS) Sint Eustatius(NETH.) Saint John's Gutiérrez Flores Belmopan JAMAICA (U.S.) Basseterre BELIZE SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS Comitán ISLAS DE Guadeloupe LA BAHÍA Plymouth Montserrat (U.K.) (FRANCE) S IE Puerto Marie-Galante RR Barrios Isla de Aves Basse-Terre A La Cebia (VENEZUELA) M GUATEMALA A El Progreso DOMINICA Tapachula D San R Pedro Roseau E Guatemala Martinique Quetzaltenango Sula City HONDURAS e (FRANCE) Fort-de Comayagua g Cayos France Escuintla d Miskitos i Castries Santa Tegucigalpa t CaribbeanC a r i b b e a n SSeae a s R SAINT a Ana o San Danlí Sonsonate LUCIA C Puerto s BARBADOS San Miguel Isla de la o t Cabezas e Salvador i Providencia u Kingstown v Choluteca Estelí q (COLOMBIA) s A Bridgetown EL SALVADOR o Matagalpa M M Aruba SAINT VINCENT AND I D Chinandega D Isla de San Andrés (NETH.) L NICARAGUA Curacao THE GRENADINES E (COLOMBIA) León Oranjestad (NETH.) Bonaire A Managua ISLAS (NETH.) GRENADA M DEL MAIZ Saint ER Juigalpa George's IC Granada Bluefields Willemstad A Lago de Tobago Punto Isla de Nicaragua Golfo de Fijo T Isla Margarita Port-of- R Santa Marta Venezuela La Tortuga TRINIDAD AND EN Spain C Liberia Barranquilla TOBAGO H La Guaira Gulf of 10 Trinidad 10 San Cartagena Maracaibo Cumaná Paria Puerto Valledupar Caracas José Limón Barquisimeto Valencia Maracay Barcelona Puntarenas San Panama Lago de Maturín Isidro Bocas Canal Maracaibo COSTA del Toro Colón Panama City Golfito Balboa Montería RICA La Mérida Ciudad NorthNorth David PANAMA Palma Barinas Bolívar Ciudad Guayana Santiago Orin San Fernando o oco Gulf of Cúcuta S Rí Panama PacificPacific San Cristóbal Embalse Georgetown de Guri Bucaramanga E OceanOcean a VENEZUELA n Linden le a L d g A a H Medellín T Isla del Coco M N C Puerto GUYANA (COSTA RICA) o D E í I N Scale 1: 12,500,000 R R Ayacucho E R O U I A N A H T G I G H L Lambert Conformal Conic Projection, A Manizales COLOMBIA N D standard parallels 7°N and 24° N E Pereira A S L I R Armenia N E 0 100 200 300 Kilometers H L Isla de Malpelo C L Bogotá I (COLOMBIA) Ibagué - 0 100 200 300 Miles D R Villaviencio U Buenaventura O Boundary representation is not necessarily authoritative. R E CORDILLERAC ORIENTAL BRAZIL P A 90 80 Cali 70 Boa Vista 60 803480AI (G00800) 10-10.
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