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Geography of Panama (Panama's Physical Geography (Clima (Caribbean…

- - - - topography
    - - weather and time
    - - systems which evolution has a unique trajectory
    - - ocean water masses, currents, and continental water masses
  - - - relationship between society and land
    - - the economic process and the functions of human judgement and environmental perception
    - - the geography's influence over political phenomenoms
    - - rural spaces
    - - sociological aspects
    - - relationship between geographical analysis and psychological process
    - - social relationship between men and women
- - - - tropical with two stations: dry and rainy
  - - - 1690 kms
        
        1000
    - - 1160 kms
        
        600
  - - - Tropical Rainforest climate
    - - Savanna Tropical climate
    - - Highland Savanna Tropical climate
  - - - Chepo, Tuira, Chucunaque, Bayano, Santa María, Chiriquí Viejo
- - - - 493 kms2
        
        contry's biggest island
    - - 234 kms2
    - - 80 kms2
  - - - 423.15 kms2
    - - 185.43 kms2
    - - 57 kms2
  - - - 231 kms
    - - 230kms
    - - 206 kms
    - - 173 km
  - - - 3475 mts
        
        highest place
    - - 1559 mts
    - - 1875 mts
- - - - Gulfs
        
        Peninsula
        
        Capes
        
        Carreto, Mosquito, Punta Manzanillo, Sasardí, Tiburón, Toro
        
        Brava, Brujas, Burica, Cocalito, Chame, Guánico, Jaqué, Mala, Mariato, Morro de Puercos
        
        San Blas, Valiente
        
        Burica, Las Palmas, Azuero
        
        De los Mosquitos, San Blas, Laguna de Chiriquí
        
        Chiriquí, Montijo, Parita, Panamá, San Lorenzo, San Miguel,
      - Almirante, Anachucuna, Caledonia, Limón, Nombre de Dios, Portobelo
      - Charco Azul, San Lorenzo, Honda, Damas, Chame, Panamá, Garachiné y Piñas