Guaniguanico

The Guaniguanico range extends across western Cuba, its wooded mountains and limestone hills rising above the surrounding lowlands. It includes the Sierra de los Órganos to the west and the Sierra del Rosario to the east. The name appears in early accounts of Indigenous districts of the island. In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries coffee estates spread into the Sierra del Rosario, among the mountain valleys and slopes.

The later city of Pinar del Río lies here.