View source for Camagüey Province

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| Capital: || [[Camagüey]]
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| Area: || 15,413.02 [[Square mile|mi²]]
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| Inhabitants: || 784,178 hab
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| Population Density: || 50.22 per [[Square mile|mi²]]
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! colspan="2" bgcolor="#AEFHAD" | Map
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| colspan="2" align="center" |{{Provinces of Cuba map|Map=Camaguey in Cuba.svg}}
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[[Image:Coat of arms of the Camaguey Province.svg|right|180px]]
'''Camagüey''' is the largest of the [[provinces of Cuba]]. Its capital is [[Camagüey]]. Other towns include [[Florida, Cuba|Florida]] and [[Nuevitas]].

Camagüey is mostly low lying, with no major hills or [[mountain range]]s passing through the province. Numerous large [[cay]]s (including what used to be one of [[Fidel Castro]]'s favourite [[fishing]] spots; the [[Archipiélago Jardines de la Reina]]) characterise both the northern and southern [[coast]]s. 

Sandy [[beach]]es are found on both coasts also, and despite a large potential for [[tourism]], the province has seen little development in that area. Exception being Santa Lucía beach, on the North coast.

The economy of the Camagüey province is primarily [[cattle]] and [[sugar]] (in the north and south) [[farming]], and the province is known for its [[cowboy]] culture, with [[rodeo]]s frequently held. [[Chicken]]s and [[rice]] are also farmed, and a small [[citrus fruit]] industry exists. The capital city also has one of the few breweries on the island.

== Municipalities ==

# [[Camagüey]]
# [[Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Cuba|Carlos Manuel de Céspedes]] 
# [[Esmeralda, Cuba|Esmeralda]]
# [[Florida, Cuba|Florida]]
# Guáimaro
# Jimaguayú
# [[Minas, Cuba|Minas]]
# Najasa
# Nuevitas
# Santa Cruz del Sur
# Sibanicú
# Sierra de Cubitas
# Vertientes]

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