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- - - - • Pyroclastic flows: In the Boquete area thicknesses of up to 60-80 m are observed.
      - • Phreatomagmatic eruptions: These deposits constitute a threat due to the high speed with which the masses moving down the slope and their great dragging capacity.
      - • Surge deposits: There is evidence of this type of deposit in the last eruption and it is reported in the stratigraphic section of Paso Ancho.
      - • Domes: Domes are observed in three of the craters from the second cycle eruptions.
      - • Lava flows: The thickness of lava flows varies from 5 to 10 m. In the higher parts of the volcano and reach up to 40 - 50 m. On the front parts of the castings.
  - - - The low or hot lands, less than 700 meters high, which occupy most of the Isthmus.
      - The lands of medium altitude or temperate, whose altitude ranges between 700 and 1,500 meters high.
      - The highlands or cold lands, those with more than 1,500 meters of latitude, also known as cold climate lands.
- - - - Bays and inlets: Almirante, Anachucuna, Caledonia, Limón, Nombre de Dios, Portobelo. Gulfs: De los Mosquitos, San Blas. Laguna: from Chiriquí.
      - Peninsula: San Blas, Valiente.
      - Puntas y Cabos: Carreto, Mosquito, Punta Manzanillo, Sasardí, Tiburon, Toro.
    - - Bays and inlets: Charco Azul, San Lorenzo, Honda, Damas, Chame, Panama, Garachiné and Piñas.
      - Gulfs: Chiriquí, Montijo, Parita, Panama, San Lorenzo, San Miguel.
      - Peninsulas: Búrica, Las Palmas, Azuero.
      - Points and capes: Brava, Brujas, Búrica, Cocalito, Chame, Guánico, Jaqué, Mala, Mariato, Morro de Puercos.
    - - According to article 3 of the 1972 Constitution:
      - "The territory of the Republic of Panama includes the Terrestrial Surface, the territorial Sea, the Submarine Continental Shelf, the Subsoil and the air space between Colombia and Costa Rica, in accordance with the Boundary treaties entered into by Panama and those States."
      - "The National territory may never be assigned, transferred or alienated, neither temporarily, nor partially, to another State."