Yes. Florida (US) (170,304 km²) is 1.55 times as big as Cuba (109,886 km²).
Florida is the 22nd largest state in the USA and the third largest state in terms of water area.
Florida shares its borders to the north with Georgia and Alabama. The state extends into a panhandle to its northwest and shares a short western border with Alabama.
The long coastline of the Gulf of Mexico marks the rest of the state's western fringe. To the east is the Atlantic Ocean and to the south are the Straits of Florida, making the state a beautiful peninsula.
Cuba, on the other hand, is the largest Caribbean island, located in between Bahamas and Jamaica. It lies at a distance of 90 miles from Florida.
To the north of Cuba lies the Starlit of Florida and the North Atlantic Ocean and to its north west is the Gulf of Mexico. The Yucatan Channel lies in the western part of the island while it is bounded by the Caribbean Sea in the south.
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