Please note: In many cases, the station position in our database is accurate
to only one minute. Thus, the tide gauge may not appear to be on the coast.
Santiago de Cuba is a newly supplied Cuban station. Using information supplied by the Cuban National Tidal Service Santiago de Cuba has been made RLR. Primary benchmark is TGBM 010A 3.379m above Tide Gauge Zero and 1.849m above Geodesic National Datum (GND).
Documentation added 2016-06-29
Information supplied by Cuba confirms that since 1992 the tide gauge sensor is a float recording hourly.
Documentation added 2018-04-05
The tide gauge at Santiago de Cuba was damaged by a storm and destroyed by hurricane Sandy. Since 2016 Santiago de Cuba has been operating from a temporary station. Plans are for a new radar gauge to be installed during 2018.
Data Authority
Cuban National Tidal Service Calle 4 No. 304, E/3 Y 3-a Playa Cuidad Habana