La Quinta, simply known as Quinta, is an urban settlement home of 1,026 in Camajuani, Cuba. It is located north of the settlement of El Bosque and the municipal seat of CamajuanÃÂ.
La Quinta was founded in 1875, as a part of the former municipality of San Antonio de las Vueltas.
Juan Bruno Zayas, a general in the Cuban war of Independence lived shortly in La Quinta and later Vega Alta.
Until 1976 La Quinta was a former barrio of the Vueltas Municipality.
In 1992, Caledonia Valdés became the president of the former ward until 1998, where he switched to a president of CamajuanàII.
La Quinta has one school, which is:
According at the DMPF ( or Management Control Department Municipal Physical Planning in English) of Camajuani, La Quinta is a settlement linked to sources of employment or economic development.
The Provincial Tobacco Company La Estrella has territory in La Quinta, Camajuani, Aguada de Moya, San Antonio de las Vueltas, and Taguayabón.
La Quinta is located on the paved road, Vial La Quinta, being the only paved road of the town, which ends in La Quinta, and links it to the south with El Bosque and starts in Camajuanàat the Carretera de CamajuanÃÂ. The other 2 semiâÂÂmajor unpaved roads link the town to the Embalse La Quinta to the west, and Vueltas and the Circuito Norte to the east.
La Quinta is also located on the LÃÂnea Norte railway line, with train routes MorónâÂÂSanta Clara and CamajuanÃÂâÂÂVega Alta stopping in La Quinta.
In La Quinta, Taguayabón, San Antonio de las Vueltas, and Vega de Palma there are a combined total of 13 Municipal Collection Establishment squares. There is also one Twisted Factory in La Quinta and an egg hatchery, with the person owning the egg hatchery being Carlos Quintanal Feito.