Zapata Peninsula
peninsula, Cuba
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The Zapata Peninsula is a large swampland located on the southern coast of Cuba, west of the Bay of Pigs. It is part of an extensive system of coastal plains and is characterized by its extensive swamps. This region is significant for its unique ecosystems and is home to diverse plant and animal life, including rare species. The peninsula is also recognized for its natural beauty and ecological importance, with parts of it designated as protected areas and UNESCO World Heritage sites.12
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