Geography of Cuba
Extreme points
Extreme points in Cuba are:

Geography of Cuba

Section Title: Extreme points
Table Section Text: Extreme points in Cuba are:

Point	Name	Location	Remarks

North (on-shore)	Punta Hicacos	23°12′23″N 81°08′44″W / 23.20639°N 81.14556°W	On Hicacos Peninsula

North (off-shore)	Cayo Cruz del Padre	23°16′34″N 80°54′38″W / 23.27611°N 80.91056°W	Part of Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago

East	Punta Maisie	20°12′32″N 74°08′01″W / 20.20889°N 74.13361°W	Near Maisí

West	Cape San Antonio	21°51′39″N 84°57′25″W / 21.86083°N 84.95694°W	On Guanahacabibes Peninsula

South	Cape Cruz	19°49′37″N 77°40′30″W / 19.82694°N 77.67500°W	Near Niquero

Highest point	Pico Turquino	19°59′22″N 76°50′09″W / 19.98944°N 76.83583°W	Part of Sierra Maestra, 1,974 m (6,476 ft)

Lowest point	sea level	Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean

Largest city	Havana	23°08′00″N 82°23′00″W / 23.13333°N 82.38333°W	National capital, population 2,130,431

Oldest city	Baracoa	20°20′55″N 74°30′38″W / 20.34861°N 74.51056°W	Founded in 1511

Sentence(s)

The lowest point is the Caribbean Sea at 0 m (sea level) and the highest point is Pico Turquino at 1,974 m (6,476 ft), part of the Sierra Maestra mountain range.

final_sentence: The lowest point is the Caribbean Sea at 0 m (sea level) and the highest point is Pico Turquino at 1,974 m (6,476 ft), part of the Sierra Maestra mountain range.