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Panama is in Central America, which is considered by some to be part of North America, and by some to be distinct from both North and South America.
The Isthmus of Panama connects South America to Central and North America. There are seven countries around the isthmus along with small offshore islands.
South America is the southern portion of the supercontinent of America. It is anything south of the Panama Canal. It does not include Central America or the Caribbean.
Panama is not in South America. Formally it is in North America as it is north of the equator by 9 degrees. But informally is is considered to be in Central America, which is the land that connects Mexico with Colombia.
South America ends & North America begins at the Colombia/Panama border. Central America is considered part of North America.
The Isthmus of Panama is the narrowest point between North American and South America. This is the location of the Panama Canal, which transports ships between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Yes, at the isthmus of Panama in southern Central America (considered part of North America).
Panama is in Central America next to South America.
Panama is the country that connects Central America with South America.
North America ends at the southern border of Mexico with Guatemala and Belize; South America starts at the border of Panama with Colombia. Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama are considered Central America, although they can be considered as part of North America. When they are, the border between the continents is the Panama-Colombia border. Although the Panama Canal is technically the water link that divides the continents, it is entirely within Panama, which would be Central or North America.
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The Panama Canal is in the country of Panama in the region of Central America.