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Municipio of Santiago de Cuba |
The Municipio of Santiago de Cuba is one of the twenty two municipios in the province of Oriente, Cuba. This municipio covers a surface of 704 square kilometers. |
Note: A "municipio" (plural: municipios) is the first political division of the provinces in Cuba. It is similar, in many ways, to the county or parish in which a state is divided in the United States. |
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Population: The population of this municipio in 1953 was 166,384 persons. |
Population of the Municipio of Santiago de Cuba |
Census |
1943 |
1931 |
1919 |
1907 |
Population |
120,577 |
103,525 |
70,232 |
53,614 |
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Barrios: The "barrios" (singular: barrio) are similar to the electoral districs in which a county is divided in the United Sates. |
The barrios of Santiago de Cuba in 1943 were: Making up the city of Santoago de Cuba: Aguilera, Antonio Maceo, Bravo, Castillo Duany, Leyte Vidal and Moncada. Also: Bacardí, Crombet, Garzón and Torres. |
Population of the barrios in the Municipio of Santiago de Cuba |
Barrio |
1943 |
1931 |
1919 |
Aguilera |
13,578 |
12,629 |
11,979 |
Antonio Maceo |
9,736 |
8,607 |
8,426 |
Bacardí |
25,279 |
21,385 |
9,581 |
Bravo |
8,691 |
7,978 |
7,225 |
Castillo Duany |
7,075 |
5,791 |
5,831 |
Crombet |
1,782 |
1,023 |
697 |
Garzón |
34,223 |
29,678 |
11,137 |
Leyte Vidal |
5,817 |
4,426 |
5,308 |
Moncada |
13,493 |
11,400 |
9,767 |
Torres |
903 |
508 |
281 |
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