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Roads, bridges & tunnels · Villa Clara

Pedraplén Caibarién–Cayo Santa María

Causeway / pedraplén

🔴 Stateℹ️ Atlas — info only
Scale
~48 km stone causeway with ~46 bridge openings
Status
One of the world's longest sea causeways (built 1989-1999); the sole vehicular access to the Cayo Santa María resort enclave. Tourism-revenue-linked asset — maintenance, bridge-opening and resort-access expansion potential.
Sector
Roads, bridges & tunnels
Province
Villa Clara
Coordinates
22.517, -79.467
Layer
Layer 2 · Atlas
Notes
Roadway under MITRANS; toll-gated access from Caibarién tied to MINTUR tourism entities.
Controlling entity

National railway operator under the Ministry of Transport. Controls the only railroad in the Caribbean plus the unfinished national expressway program.

Sources: Wikipedia (Cayo Santa María) · thecubanhistory.com · CubaPlus