Cayguani

Cayguani was an Indigenous territory on Hispaniola described by Bartolomé de las Casas as adjoining Xaragua. The name belongs to the geography of the island before Spanish conquest, when communities under their own leaders inhabited the valleys and coastal country of the west. Its survival in early accounts preserves one of the many Taíno place names recorded as colonial rule transformed the island.

The later city of Neiba lies here.