Holguin Geography

The province of Holguin is located northwest of the eastern region of Cuba, between 21°15 ‘, 20 ° 24′ north latitude and 76 ° 19 ‘, 74 ° 50′ west longitude.  It ranks fourth in size among the provinces with 9,292.38 square kilometers, representing 8.5 percent of the total land area.
Geographical boundaries:
North Atlantic Ocean
East: Guantanamo Province
South: Province Santiago de Cuba and Granma
West: Province of Las Tunas
Longest river: Mayari
110km long
1231km² in area
15.8m³/s of expenditure
9 tributaries
Watershed: North
Born: in the mountains of Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa in the 20 ° 19 ‘north latitude and 75 ° 31′ west, 550 meters.  Ends: in the bay of Nipe. Run: south-north direction.
Highest elevation: Pico Cristal at 1,231 meters in height.

Business
The city of Holguin has a developed machine industry, an industry of building materials, automotive workshops, food processing and electric equipment repairs, among others.  Tourism is another branch of the town’s economy and it also has a structure of commercial services in different branches.
Image Project
The construction and repair of gastronomic centers, public buildings and housing and the construction of the boulevards have all offered new options for dining and entertainment to the public.