Panama cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV, XML, SQL, JSON format

Panama
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Last update : 20 January 2025.

Country
Panama
Capitale
Panamá
Number of cities
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Panama. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 11133 places in Panama that you'll find in our World Cities Database. You're free to use the data below for personal or commercial applications. The data below can be downloaded in .csv, .json, .xml and .sql formats. Notable Cities: The capital of Panama is Panamá.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
12204223Quebrada PavónQuebrada Pavon,Quebrada PavónPANgöbe-BugléJirondai8.87785-82.074250America/Panamapopulated place
3704147MontecristoMontecristoPAVeraguasDistrito de Soná7.90477-81.401510America/Panamapopulated place
3707901La ConcepciónLa Concepcion,La ConcepciónPAHerreraDistrito de Parita8.06292-80.69518211America/Panamapopulated place
11398368Barriada RoyoBarriada RoyoPAPanamá Oeste ProvinceDistrito de Capira8.75636-79.869860America/Panamapopulated place
3702194Quebrada HondaQuebrada HondaPAChiriquí ProvinceDistrito de Tolé8.13274-81.661850America/Panamapopulated place
12196373Alto de Dos CañosAlto de Dos Canos,Alto de Dos Caños,Altos de Dos Canos,Altos de Dos CañosPABocas del Toro ProvinceDistrito de Changuinola9.55152-82.770920America/Panamapopulated place
12290843La BichuaLa Bichua,La BuchuaPADariénDistrito de Pinogana8.16323-77.714240America/Panamapopulated place
3700746TataréTatare,TataréPAPanamáDistrito de Panamá9.10823-79.296140America/Panamapopulated place
3706125Las YescasLas Yescas,San MiguelPALos SantosDistrito de Las Tablas7.6563-80.273910America/Panamapopulated place
3703985NanzalNanzal,NanzalesPAVeraguasDistrito de La Mesa8.16867-81.213430America/Panamapopulated place
12299312Los Pavitos ArribaLos Pavitos ArribaPADariénDistrito de Pinogana8.46829-77.961160America/Panamapopulated place
3705427Los CeibosLos CeibosPAHerreraDistrito de Las Minas7.75575-80.826650America/Panamapopulated place
12282892Quebrada El MachoQuebrada El MachoPAPanamáDistrito de Chepo8.99251-78.970850America/Panamapopulated place
3764539Nuevo ParaísoNuevo Paraiso,Nuevo ParaísoPAColónDistrito de Chagres9.17245-80.070550America/Panamapopulated place
12236602San RoqueSan RoquePAColónDistrito de Donoso9.05376-80.62620America/Panamapopulated place
3706899La PitaLa PitaPAVeraguasDistrito de Las Palmas8.20624-81.458970America/Panamapopulated place
3702025Rancho MaloRancho MaloPAColónDistrito de Chagres9.11134-80.131070America/Panamapopulated place
12214682El CucuateEl CucuatePAVeraguasDistrito de Soná7.71454-81.267340America/Panamapopulated place
12232215Los PanamaesLos PanamaesPAVeraguasMariato District7.67179-80.942140America/Panamapopulated place
3710313ParedónParedon,ParedónPAVeraguasDistrito de Soná7.69478-81.315520America/Panamapopulated place
12192427Plan de GuásimoPlan de Guasimo,Plan de GuásimoPANgöbe-BugléMirono8.47996-81.905750America/Panamapopulated place
3707574La GusanaPALos SantosDistrito de Pocrí7.58323-80.187480America/Panamapopulated place
12271115ManantialManantialPADariénSanta Fe8.69938-78.094940America/Panamapopulated place
10347251La UniónLa Union,La UniónPAChiriquí ProvinceDistrito de Bugaba8.49952-82.78802173America/Panamapopulated place
12250263Alto El ChorroAlto El ChorroPAColónDistrito de Colón9.2971-79.768830America/Panamapopulated place
12209514Buenos AiresBuenos AiresPAColónDistrito de Donoso9.06751-80.277070America/Panamapopulated place
3706519Las GuabasLas GuabasPACocléDistrito Penonomé8.388-80.4477625America/Panamapopulated place
12282841La Pita ArribaLa Pita Arriba,Quebrada La PitaPAPanamáDistrito de Chepo8.96306-78.86210America/Panamapopulated place
12237062Las MesitasLas MesitasPACocléDistrito de Olá8.47047-80.719030America/Panamapopulated place
12185928NgubuoniNgubuoniPANgöbe-BugléBesiko8.49373-82.147780America/Panamapopulated place
12227338NuribotaNuribotaPANgöbe-BugléKankintú8.78137-81.819110America/Panamapopulated place
12202520Las BrujasLas BrujasPAChiriquí ProvinceDistrito de Dolega8.7432-82.504910America/Panamapopulated place
12190833El HatoEl HatoPAChiriquí ProvinceDistrito de David8.54575-82.485190America/Panamapopulated place
12299429Quebrada EspejoQuebrada EspejoPADariénDistrito de Pinogana8.65746-77.930530America/Panamapopulated place
12245761Camarón Número DosCamaron Numero 2,Camaron Numero Dos,Camarón Número 2,Camarón Número DosPANgöbe-BugléKusapín8.85746-81.585920America/Panamapopulated place
12300498La EscandalosaLa EscandalosaPAPanamáDistrito de Chepo9.27144-79.175910America/Panamapopulated place
3710297PalenqueEl Palenque,PalenquePALos SantosDistrito de Macaracas7.75607-80.481980America/Panamapopulated place
3710002El RodeoEl Rodeo,El Rodeo de Los Bonillas,El Rodeo de los BonillaPAVeraguasDistrito de La Mesa8.17053-81.092880America/Panamapopulated place
12245771Agua ClaraAgua Clara,JumaniPANgöbe-BugléMüna8.56101-81.504510America/Panamapopulated place
3702845PiñaPina,PiñaPAVeraguasDistrito de Calobre8.28909-80.7214147America/Panamapopulated place
12259747El Ladrillal de San CristóbalEl Ladrillal de San Cristobal,El Ladrillal de San CristóbalPACocléDistrito Penonomé8.89108-80.178580America/Panamapopulated place
3701797Río Viejo AbajoRio Viejo Abajo,Río Viejo AbajoPALos SantosDistrito de Tonosí7.41403-80.399550America/Panamapopulated place
3705322Los GonzálezLos Gonzalez,Los GonzálezPAVeraguasDistrito de San Francisco8.33352-80.980128America/Panamapopulated place
12300502Quebrada BonitaQuebrada BonitaPAPanamáDistrito de Chepo9.29181-79.12870America/Panamapopulated place
3701584San AgustínPAPanamá Oeste ProvinceDistrito de Arraiján8.95-79.666670America/Panamapopulated place
3710167El PiñalEl Pinal,El PiñalPAVeraguasDistrito de Río de Jesús7.95938-81.137880America/Panamapopulated place
12220121Bajo CabuyaBajo CabuyaPANgöbe-BugléMüna8.49613-81.587260America/Panamapopulated place
3707494La IsletaLa IsletaPAVeraguasDistrito de San Francisco8.29362-80.946010America/Panamapopulated place
3710676Hato La VirgenEl Hato de La Virgen,Hato La Virgen,Hato de La VirgenPACocléDistrito de La Pintada8.56777-80.455720America/Panamapopulated place
3706397Las MargaritasLas MargaritasPAPanamá Oeste ProvinceDistrito de San Carlos8.56071-80.0666319America/Panamapopulated place
3702170Quebrada LimónQuebrada Limon,Quebrada LimónPAPanamá Oeste ProvinceDistrito de Capira8.87055-80.1313352America/Panamapopulated place
3714430Bajo VerdeBajo VerdePAPanamá Oeste ProvinceDistrito de Chame8.62908-80.003910America/Panamapopulated place
12224693Alto JujucaAlto JujucaPANgöbe-BugléSanta Catalina o Calovébora8.67343-81.261490America/Panamapopulated place
3710624El JaguaEl JaguaPAVeraguasMariato District7.72401-81.02327America/Panamapopulated place
3707548La HondaLa HondaPACocléDistrito de Antón8.43434-80.078580America/Panamapopulated place
12236684La BrujaLa BrujaPAColónDistrito de Donoso8.9347-80.529880America/Panamapopulated place
3711178El CedroEl CedroPAChiriquí ProvinceDistrito de Bugaba8.71291-82.704420America/Panamapopulated place
12224950CuichoCuichoPAVeraguasSanta Fe8.74719-81.135380America/Panamapopulated place
3710692El JatoEl Hato,El JatoPALos SantosDistrito de Los Santos7.84587-80.370770America/Panamapopulated place
12236787Los Tres Brazos de TurbéLos Tres Brazos de Turbe,Los Tres Brazos de TurbéPAColónDistrito de Donoso8.76845-80.678380America/Panamapopulated place
3711066El CocoEl CocoPAVeraguasDistrito de Santiago7.78325-81.011610America/Panamapopulated place
3710034El RincónEl Rincon,El RincónPAPanamá Oeste ProvinceDistrito de Chame8.59786-79.907460America/Panamapopulated place
12241328El BajaderoEl BajaderoPALos SantosDistrito de Pedasí7.55832-80.020070America/Panamapopulated place
3713501CaimitilloCaimitilloPACocléDistrito de La Pintada8.56988-80.615960America/Panamapopulated place
3711430El BarnizalBarnizal,El Barnizal,El BornizalPAVeraguasDistrito de San Francisco8.24627-80.939690America/Panamapopulated place
3714817Alto El NanceAlto El Nance,Alto del Nance,El Alto NancePAVeraguasDistrito de Santiago7.92813-80.925410America/Panamapopulated place
3712753Cerro CocoCerro Coca,Cerro CocoPANgöbe-BugléMüna8.4157-81.6675896America/Panamapopulated place
12218623TururyTururyPANgöbe-BugléKankintú8.66519-81.730670America/Panamapopulated place
12218637GruteGrutePANgöbe-BugléKankintú8.64177-81.741660America/Panamapopulated place
3708170La ArenaLa ArenaPAVeraguasDistrito de Las Palmas8.00874-81.435190America/Panamapopulated place
3710643El HuecoEl HuecoPACocléDistrito de La Pintada8.59765-80.532630America/Panamapopulated place
3705398Los ChiqueresLos Chiqueres,Los ChiquerosPALos SantosDistrito de Las Tablas7.59716-80.444970America/Panamapopulated place
12269484GuagaralGuagaralPAPanamáDistrito de Chimán8.79494-78.739050America/Panamapopulated place
3714841Alto de La PalmaAlto de La PalmaPAVeraguasDistrito de La Mesa8.24499-81.367430America/Panamapopulated place
3706012La ValdésLa Valdes,La Valdez,La Valdés,Los Valdes,Los ValdésPAVeraguasDistrito de Santiago8.05908-80.998720America/Panamapopulated place
3704637MañónPALos SantosDistrito de Pocrí7.60696-80.231786America/Panamapopulated place
3704118MontillaMontillaPAChiriquí ProvinceDistrito de David8.46478-82.47798772America/Panamapopulated place
12194284El LetreroEl LetreroPAChiriquí ProvinceDistrito de Gualaca8.6508-82.209880America/Panamapopulated place
10203156Pueblo NuevoPueblo Escondido,Pueblo NuevoPADariénDistrito de Chepigana7.75882-77.850830America/Panamapopulated place
3713395Calobre AbajoCalobre,Calobre AbajoPAPanamáDistrito de Chepo9.13848-78.952650America/Panamapopulated place
12250884La IguanaLa IguanaPACocléDistrito Penonomé9.04703-80.203610America/Panamapopulated place
12224805Quebrada CasaQuebrada CasaPANgöbe-BugléSanta Catalina o Calovébora8.71043-81.428410America/Panamapopulated place
12271243Villa FlorVilla FlorPADariénSanta Fe8.64305-78.397640America/Panamapopulated place
3699938Santa RosaSanta Rosa,Zape Arriba,Zape GrandePALos SantosDistrito de Guararé7.76818-80.37920America/Panamapopulated place
3710542Quebrada LeónEl Leon,El León,Quebrada Leon,Quebrada LeónPAColónDistrito de Chagres9.1766-80.138020America/Panamapopulated place
3699933ZapotalPAVeraguasDistrito de Atalaya8.06347-80.906980America/Panamapopulated place
3708325Juan BañónBayano,Bayano Arriba,Juan Banon,Juan Bañón,Manon,MañónPAPanamáDistrito de Chepo9.10155-79.000040America/Panamapopulated place
12203864Quebrada MinaQuebrada MinaPABocas del Toro ProvinceDistrito de Bocas del Toro9.10797-82.371890America/Panamapopulated place
3707993La CaucheraLa CaucheraPAColónDistrito de Colón9.0526-80.087530America/Panamapopulated place
10180066Nuevo CaimitilloNuevo CaimitilloPAPanamáDistrito de Panamá9.20451-79.53730America/Panamapopulated place
12204262Quebrada DurariQuebrada DurariPANgöbe-BugléJirondai8.82781-82.048940America/Panamapopulated place
3705128Los ÑoposPAVeraguasDistrito de Montijo7.91332-81.0288249America/Panamapopulated place
3704355MenacoPANgöbe-BugléJirondai8.84501-82.195290America/Panamapopulated place
12227106La PiñuelaLa Pinuela,La PiñuelaPAVeraguasSanta Fe8.52311-81.023510America/Panamapopulated place
12299243Totumo AbajoTotumo AbajoPADariénDistrito de Pinogana8.26787-77.832340America/Panamapopulated place
3705249Los LeonesLos LeonesPAVeraguasDistrito de La Mesa8.18442-81.100535America/Panamapopulated place
12283756San MiguelitoSan MiguelitoPADariénDistrito de Chepigana8.02803-78.38440America/Panamapopulated place
3700390TubusinicaGunboato,Tubasonica,TubusinicaPAGuna Yala9.48037-78.85030America/Panamapopulated place
3705027Los PotrerosLos PotrerosPAVeraguasDistrito de Las Palmas8.10855-81.5201953America/Panamapopulated place
3707505La IguanaLa IguanaPAHerreraDistrito de Ocú7.88575-80.8851442America/Panamapopulated place

**Exploring Panama: Unveiling the Geographic Tapestry**

Introduction: Embarking on a Geographical Expedition in Panama**

As a geographer with an insatiable curiosity for uncovering the secrets of our world's diverse landscapes, I find myself drawn to the enchanting isthmus of Panama. In this article, I embark on a journey to explore the geographical intricacies of this Central American gem, focusing on the acquisition of data regarding its cities, regions, and departments, as well as the latitude and longitude of each urban center. Through this expedition, we will gain insights into the spatial dynamics that shape the geography of Panama.

Unveiling Urban Centers: From Panama City to David**

Panama's urban centers serve as vibrant hubs of commerce, culture, and human interaction, each contributing to the rich tapestry of the nation's identity. In Panama City, the bustling capital situated at the crossroads of the Americas, towering skyscrapers juxtapose with historic colonial architecture, reflecting the city's status as a global financial hub. Meanwhile, in David, located in the fertile Chiriqui province, a laid-back atmosphere prevails amidst verdant coffee plantations and picturesque landscapes. By examining the regions and departments encompassing these urban centers, we gain valuable insights into Panama's administrative structure and demographic composition.

Mapping Latitude and Longitude: Navigating Panama's Diverse Terrain**

Acquiring precise latitude and longitude data for each city in Panama enables us to navigate the country's diverse terrain with accuracy and precision. From the lush rainforests of the Darien Gap to the sun-kissed beaches of Bocas del Toro, these geographical coordinates serve as invaluable tools for understanding the spatial distribution of human settlements and natural features across the isthmus. Furthermore, they facilitate the identification of key environmental characteristics, such as mountain ranges, river basins, and coastal ecosystems, informing conservation efforts and sustainable development initiatives.

Exploring Regional Variation: From Rainforests to Mangroves**

Beyond its urban centers, Panama boasts a rich diversity of geographical regions, each characterized by its unique ecosystems and natural landscapes. In the dense rainforests of the Darien province, biodiversity thrives, with jaguars, toucans, and howler monkeys among the many species that call this pristine wilderness home. Along the Pacific and Caribbean coasts, extensive mangrove forests provide vital habitats for marine life, while also serving as buffers against coastal erosion and storm surges. By analyzing the spatial distribution of cities and towns across these regions, we can discern patterns of settlement, land use, and environmental conservation, contributing to a deeper understanding of Panama's geographic diversity and ecological resilience.

Conclusion: Embracing the Geographic Diversity of Panama**

In conclusion, Panama stands as a testament to the breathtaking beauty and ecological richness of our planet's isthmian landscapes. As we continue our journey as geographers, let us embrace the challenge of unraveling the mysteries of this Central American gem, while also recognizing the importance of preserving its natural heritage and cultural identity for future generations to cherish and enjoy.

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Exploring the Geography of Panama: Insights for Urban and Regional Development

Panama, a country bridging North and South America, is a geographical gem with an array of landscapes ranging from tropical rainforests to mountainous highlands and vast coastlines along both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. Its unique position makes Panama a central hub for trade, with the famous Panama Canal serving as a critical link between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. From a geographical standpoint, understanding the distribution of cities, regions, and departments is essential for tackling urbanization, infrastructure challenges, and resource management. Accurate geographic data is invaluable in these areas, providing key insights into the evolving landscape of Panama’s urban and rural spaces.

The Administrative and Geographical Layout of Panama

Panama is divided into 10 provinces and 5 indigenous regions, each with distinct geographical features and cultural identities. The capital, Panama City, is located in the Panama Province and serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of the country. Other notable provinces include Chiriquí, Bocas del Toro, and Coclé, which vary in terms of topography, climate, and economic activity.

The geographical features of Panama play a significant role in shaping its urban development. The country is home to tropical forests, mountain ranges, and coastlines, which have not only influenced settlement patterns but also economic activities such as agriculture, tourism, and trade. The provinces on the Pacific coast, like Panamá and Coclé, tend to be more urbanized, while the provinces further inland or along the Caribbean, such as Bocas del Toro and Ngäbe-Buglé, remain more rural and less developed.

Understanding the relationship between the natural landscape and urban growth is key to ensuring sustainable development in Panama. The country's geography affects everything from transportation routes and agriculture to population density and environmental conservation efforts.

Latitude and Longitude: Mapping Panama’s Cities and Regions

Latitude and longitude coordinates are essential for accurately mapping Panama’s cities, regions, and provinces. This geographic data allows researchers, planners, and policymakers to examine the precise locations of cities like Panama City, David, and Colón, and to understand their spatial relationships with surrounding environments.

For example, the coordinates of Panama City allow urban planners to evaluate its accessibility to the Panama Canal, as well as its position relative to the natural resources and trade routes that support its economy. Similarly, precise geographic data for cities in the provinces of Chiriquí or Veraguas can be used to study urbanization trends in more rural regions and assess the impact of infrastructure development on local populations.

With latitude and longitude coordinates for each city and province, geographers can create detailed spatial analyses that help identify areas of concern, such as transportation bottlenecks, environmental risks, or population growth in specific regions. This geographic data plays a crucial role in developing targeted policies for infrastructure development, environmental management, and disaster preparedness.

The Value of Multiple Geographic Data Formats

To make geographic data accessible and useful across different research and planning contexts, it must be available in multiple formats. By offering data on Panama’s cities, regions, and departments in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, the geographic information becomes more versatile and can be integrated into a variety of systems and tools for analysis and decision-making.

- **CSV (Comma-Separated Values):** CSV files are simple, efficient, and compatible with most data analysis software. Researchers can use CSV files to store basic geographic data such as city names, populations, coordinates, and other relevant metrics. This format is perfect for quick analyses, sorting, and filtering data in spreadsheets or mapping tools.

- **SQL (Structured Query Language):** SQL is ideal for managing large datasets stored in relational databases. Researchers and planners can use SQL to run complex queries on Panama’s geographic data, enabling them to study trends in urban growth, analyze infrastructure needs, or compare the distribution of resources across the country. SQL’s ability to handle large datasets makes it an invaluable tool for geographic modeling and analysis.

- **JSON (JavaScript Object Notation):** JSON is a lightweight and flexible format commonly used for web applications. By offering geographic data in JSON format, developers can integrate it into interactive maps, real-time data systems, or location-based services. JSON allows users to explore Panama’s geography dynamically, making it easier to engage with data on city development, infrastructure, and regional disparities.

- **XML (Extensible Markup Language):** XML is an adaptable format for organizing and sharing complex datasets. It is ideal for managing hierarchical geographic data, such as administrative boundaries, infrastructure networks, and environmental factors. XML ensures that data can be exchanged seamlessly across different systems, supporting collaborative research and large-scale projects.

By offering Panama’s geographic data in these formats, the information becomes accessible to a wider range of users and can be applied in everything from research and planning to mobile apps and web-based platforms.

A Comprehensive Database for Panama’s Geography

A comprehensive geographic database for Panama should include detailed data on the cities, provinces, and regions, as well as geographic features such as rivers, coastlines, and mountain ranges. This data serves as the foundation for understanding how urban areas and rural regions are distributed across the country and how these areas are affected by the environment.

For example, a database comparing Panama City with smaller urban centers like David or Chitré can provide insights into regional disparities in terms of infrastructure, economic development, and access to services. Additionally, examining the geography of Panama’s provinces in relation to natural resources, such as water availability or agricultural land, can help policymakers design more effective resource management strategies.

Having access to such a database in flexible formats—CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML—ensures that users can integrate the data into various tools for analysis, decision-making, and development. Whether for urban planning, resource distribution, or environmental conservation, a comprehensive geographic database is essential for creating informed policies and strategies.

Conclusion

Panama’s diverse geography, from its mountains and forests to its coastal plains and urban centers, offers both challenges and opportunities for urban planning, resource management, and sustainable development. By obtaining accurate geographic data on the cities, regions, and provinces—including their latitude and longitude coordinates—researchers and policymakers can gain valuable insights into how geography influences urbanization and resource allocation. Offering this data in flexible formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that it can be accessed, analyzed, and used across a variety of platforms and applications. This data-driven approach will support informed decision-making and help guide Panama’s development toward a more sustainable and prosperous future.

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