Carlos Manuel de Cespedes

Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, also shortened as Cespedes, is a town and municipality inside the Camagüey Province of Cuba. It become named for the independence fighter Carlos Manuel de Cespedes. It is placed inside the western a part of the province, alongside the Carretera Central motorway. The municipality is bordered by Florida, Esmeralda, Primero de Enero and Baragua. The municipality consists of some villages, along with Magarabomba. In 2004, the municipality of Carlos M. De Cespedes had a population of 25,707. With a total region of 653 km2, it has a populace density of 39.4/km2.

Cespedes is crossed by using the Carretera Central dual carriageway and counts a railway station on the Havana-Santiago de Cuba line. A planned extension of the A1 toll road as a way to span the entire island will intersect the metropolis. The Autopista A1, additionally referred to as Autopista Nacional, is a Cuban highway, in part built, to be able to hyperlink Havana to Guantánamo. It is a toll-loose avenue and its total length can be of approximately 900 km.