Editing Navassa Island (section)

==Maritime boundary disputes==
The dispute has prevented the definitive delimitation of the maritime zones between the United States and Jamaica, Cuba, and Haiti, as well as determining the maritime frontier at the point of confluence between Jamaica, Cuba, and Haiti.<ref>{{cite web |last1=Roth |first1=Patrice |title=Maritimes Spaces: Multiple low level disputes |url=http://atlas-caraibe.certic.unicaen.fr/en/page-122.html |website=Caribbean Atlas |publisher=[[University of Caen Normandy]] |access-date=5 May 2020}}</ref><ref name="Tavares2015">{{cite thesis |last=Tavares |first=António José Chrystêllo d'Oliveira Santos |date=2015 |chapter=Annex III: Los Contenciosos Marítimos en el Caribe: Zonas en Litigio Objeto y Carácter del Litigio Elementos y Estado Actual de los Litigios |trans-chapter=Appendix III: Maritime Disputes in the Caribbean: Areas in Litigation Object and Nature of the Litigation Elements and Current Status of the Litigation |title= Essequibo o Pomo da Discórdia: Diferendo Territorial Entre a Venezuela e a Guiana |trans-title=Essequibo the Bone of Discord: Territorial Dispute Between Venezuela and Guyana |type={{Abbr|MRI|Mestre em Relações Internacionais}} |publisher=Universidade NOVA de Lisboa |location=Lisbon, Portugal |language=es |pages=128, 129}}</ref> The island was disregarded for the purposes of determining equidistant boundary calculation with [[Cuba]] during the signing of the [[Cuba–Haiti Maritime Boundary Agreement]] in 1977; Cuba backs Haiti's claim to the island.{{sfn|Tavares|2015|p=128}}