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Panama Geography - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Physical Geography is the part of Geography that studies the Earth's surface, a “envelope” that, in addition to its extension, We will talk about the physical environment as if the human being had not intervened in it, but it is obvious that its performance has been able to modify the vegetation
      - Geomorphology, the branch of Physical Geography that studies relief, is dedicated to explaining how these forms of relief originated and evolved.
      - Climatology is the branch of Geography that deals with the study of climate and weather. It has been a matter that has occupied Geography since its inception
      - Biogeography is an interdisciplinary science, so that although formally it is a branch of Biology, and within it of Ecology
- - - - The proximity of the Caribbean Sea (source of hot and rainy winds) and the Pacific influences Panamanian climates.
- - - - The political division of the Republic of Panama comprises 9 provinces, 75 districts or municipalities, 5 indigenous regions and 620 townships.
    - - Provinces (Province Capital) Bocas del Toro (Bocas del Toro) Coclé (Penonomé) Colón (Colón) Chiriquí (David) Darién (La Palma) Herrera (Chitré)
        Los Santos (Las Tablas) Panamá (Panama City) Veraguas (Santiago) Indigenous Regions (Capital of the Region) Kuna Yala (El Porvenir) Emberá-Wounaan (Unión Choco) Kuna deMadugandí
- - - - Bays and inlets: Almirante, Anachucuna, Caledonia, Limón, Nombre de Dios, Portobelo.
      - Gulfs: De los Mosquitos, San Blas. Lagoon: from Chiriquí.
      - Peninsula: San Blas, Valiente.
      - Punta y Cabos: Carreto, Mosquito, Punta Manzanillo, Sasardí, Tiburón, Toro Among the coastal accidents of the Pacific Ocean we have
      - Bays and inlets: Charco Azul, San Lorenzo, Honda, Damas, Chame, Panama, Garachiné and Piñas.
      - Golfos: Chiriquí, Montijo, Parita, Panamá, San Lorenzo, San Miguel. Penínsulas: Búrica, Las Palmas, Azuero.
      - Tips and ends: Brava, Bruges, Búrica, Cocalito, Chame, Guánico, Jaqué, Mala, Mariato, Morro de Puercos.