Just as enigmatic as the Mystery Water Spirals found around the world in several places I have mentioned so far , the Water Spirals of Cuba connect with them all in some unknown manner. The Water People traveled the world and shared a basic knowledge to expand all waterways to what ever desire . With what seems like a simply basic technique , which is mark the land being worked , make sure water flows around area where Mystery Spirals are placed, then let time and nature do the rest.

These I show within Cuba , Bahia de Malaqueta , Location : 78°05′55.3″W,22°11′39.5″N .
They are very hard to see. I will present the best I can from what I found in one small area where they are still visible to see and show. Some are exactly like those found in the Africa post’s about man-made lakes where they used them to create the lakes and within another section I mention . They also look just as similiar to those found in Indonesia. Nothing like those in Australia though , but just as mysterious they are.
Within the images which come from both Google Earth and ArcGIS . You get to see as much can be shown within the area of water , where they are placed . The last few images show a more meaningful placement like I have seen in Africa . Where it connects from one to another in a basic straight line. I tried to do my best with images presented by trying to increase the contrast again for some areas . Not as pretty as shown in Africa and else where but you can see they are what they are , Mystery Water Spirals of Cuba.
Now that I have come across these from one of the world to the other , I can clearly state they are an important element to understanding a great deal about the past that some mysterious Water People have played a big part in creating and shaping many of the worlds water ways .
I hope it informs . Thanks for dropping in.
I kind-of wonder whether the spiral paths were tracks created by the same thing which created the many ‘ancient vehicle tracks’ through stone? http://www.megaliths.org/browse/category/27
It’s also possible that the spirals are the path of a modern fishing technique. such as trawling, which zeroes in around a more-or-less arbitrarily chosen central point.
I also think your idea that they are created to channel the water in certain ways is compelling. Who knows! Thanks for the article.
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I agree that it could be for catching fish , but the first use might have been for working the area to expand waterway .. I kinda feel the use of these and spirals and arrows were first used to develop land then used as of today for catching fish.
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