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Mountain in Cuba

Pan de Guajaibón

Highest point
Prominence	699 m (2,293 ft)
Coordinates	22°47′14″N 83°22′06″W / 22.78722°N 83.36833°W / 22.78722; -83.36833
Geography
Pan de GuajaibónGuaniguanico range, western Cuba
Parent range	Guaniguanico

Pan de Guajaibón is a mountain in the Guaniguanico range of western Cuba. It has two peaks, the highest of which is 699 metres above sea level. It is the highest mountain in the Guaniguanico range.

Although most of the Sierra del Rosario stands in Artemisa Province, its mostwestern part is in Pinar del Río Province - including the Pan de Guajaibón.

A bust of Antonio Maceo Grajales is situated at the top of the mountain.

There are also cave systems at the mountain which contain archeological artifacts.

References

Administrator. "cuba naturaleza .org - Pan de Guajaibon, Sierra Rosario, Pinar del Rio". cubanaturaleza.org.
"Pan de Guajaibon". peakery.com.
"Archivo - CUBARTE". CUBARTE.
^ "Explorarán Pan de Guajaibón, mayor altura del occidente cubano". Periódico Guerrillero - Pinar del Río, Cuba.

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