Escambray | |
|---|---|
Ward (Consejo Popular) | |
 Escambray (red) in the city of Santa Clara (blue) in the Municipality of Santa Clara | |
  Escambray Location in Cuba  Escambray Escambray (Villa Clara Province)  Escambray Escambray (Santa Clara) | |
| Coordinates: 22°23′52″N79°56′55″W / 22.39778°N 79.94861°W | |
| Country | Cuba |
| Province | Villa Clara |
| Municipality | Santa Clara |
Escambray is a ward ( consejo popular ) and division (reparto) in the municipality of Santa Clara, Villa Clara, Cuba.
In Escambray the Carretera Central and the Circunvalacion Vieja has frequent clogging. [1]
Escambray has Villa Clara's Radiocuba's Territorial Division. [2] The Joven Club Facility of Santa Clara III is also located in Escambray. [3]
Schools in Escambray include: [4] [5] [6] [7]
Escambray has 2 hospitals, which include: [8]
Escambray has one Optical, at Calle A e/ Ave. 26 de Julio y 7ma. [9] [10]
The Chiqui Gómez Polyclinic is in Escambray, being used by 46,733 people in the wards of Sakenaf, Vigía, Sandino, Escambray, Hospital, and Chambery. [11]
In Escambray there is one pharmacy being Farmacia Comunitaria Normal Urbana del Reparto Escambray. [12]
Escambray has the Cine Rotonda, as stated on the building as the "Centro Cultural Cienmatographico" or "Science Cultural Center". [13] [14]
The "Mártires de Barbados" in Sandino serves people from the wards of Sandino, Vigia, Escambray, and Manajanabo. [15]
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