Cuba - Maritime Provinces of Spain

Last modified: 2000-11-03 by dov gutterman
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• Maritime Provinces of Spain
  • La Habana
  • San Juan de los Remedios de Cuba
  • Santiago de Cuba
  • Trinidad de Cuba
  • Nuevitas
  • Cienfuegos
  • Sagua la Grande

See also:

• Cuba
• Cuba - Historical Flags

Maritime Provinces of Spain

by Jaume Olle'

Ratio 2:3. Adopted: 1815 (?). Abolished: 30 July 1845.
Jaume Olle'

La Habana

by Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

Flag of the 1845 Maritime Province of Spain.
Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

San Juan de los Remedios de Cuba

by Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

Flag of the 1845 Maritime Province of Spain.
Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

Santiago de Cuba

by Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

Flag of the 1845 Maritime Province of Spain.
Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

Trinidad de Cuba

by Jose C. Alegria 7 November 1999

Flag of the 1845 Maritime Province of Spain.
Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

Nuevitas

by Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

There were many changes in the maritime provinces until our days, due to independence of some countries and to administrative reorganization of the provinces. The first one is the creation of a new province in Cuba, called Nuevitas around 1851.
Jose C. Alegria, 7 November 1999

Cienfuegos

by Jose C. Alegria, 9 November 1999

In 1885 two new flags are created, both at overseas territories, Cienfuegos and Sagua la Grande , Cuba.
Jose C. Alegria, 9 November 1999

Sagua la Grande

by Jose C. Alegria, 9 November 1999

In 1885 two new flags are created, both at overseas territories, Cienfuegos and Sagua la Grande , Cuba.
Jose C. Alegria, 9 November 1999