Cuba Map by MapSherpa
Cuba is long, narrow, and far more mountainous than most people expect. The MapSherpa Cuba map makes that clear at a glance: the Sierra Maestra rising behind Santiago de Cuba in the southeast, the low limestone country west of Havana, and the reef-fringed cays scattered along both coasts. Elevation tinting and relief shading do the work, so the terrain reads before you have even found a place name.
Coverage extends past the island itself to the surrounding waters and neighboring shores, putting the Straits of Florida, the Yucatan Channel, and the Windward Passage in context.
- Physical and political features for Cuba and the surrounding area
- Relief shading plus color steps by height above sea level
- Published by MapSherpa
- Finishing at Map Shop: paper, 1.7 mil satin lamination, mounting to quarter-inch foam core, black or walnut rails, or framing
A clean reference piece for travel planners, Cuban American families, Caribbean researchers, and classroom or office walls.

