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Cama

in Indian mythology, the god of love and marriage.

CAMAGÜEY, or PUERTO PRINCIPE, ors from the nations to which he was a province of Cuba which occupies the CAMARGUE east-central part of the island. It has an area of 10,500 square miles. The sur- face is for the most part a plain with area of 10,500 square miles. The surface is for the most part a plain with some hilly country in the northern part.

The capital is The province is heavily wooded and lumbering is the chief occupation. There is also copper mining and cattle-raising.

Pop. about 160,000.

Camagüey, which is an old town with numerous churches, public buildings. The city numerous churches, a hospital, and other public buildings. The city is connected by rail with its seaport, Nuevitas, and is a station on the Cuban Main Trunk railroad. It has important exports of Pop. about 30,000. is a station on the Cuban Main Trunk railroad. It has important exports of cattle products.

Pop. about s, a hospital, and other ity is connected

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