Panama

Panama City is the capital of Panama. It's located at 8 degrees and 59 minutes North, and 79 degrees and 31 minutes West.

The latitude and longitude of the Panama Canal is 9 degrees north and 79 degrees west.

Coordinates of its capital, Panama City:

Latitude: 8°58′N

Longitude: 79°32′W

Panama disease is type of plant disease whihc attacks Banana (Musa) trees.This in 1800 orginated from South East Asia. Panama disease impacts the production banana cultivations. More details can be found at:http://www.plantmanagementnetwork.org/pub/php/management/bananapanam

It was part of the U. S. In fact, a major-party U. S. Presidential nominee was born there (John McCain). However, President Jimmy Carter signed an agreement in 1979 to return the zone to Panama in 1999.

Amsterdam (CET/CEST) is six hours ahead of New York (EST/EDT) most of the year.

Panama is bordered by the Pacific Ocean & the Caribean Sea.

Panama is primarily composed of low-lying coastal plains and mountainous terrain. The country is characterized by a narrow isthmus that connects North and South America. Additionally, Panama features tropical rainforests and a diverse range of flora and fauna.

The official currency of Panama is the Balboa, named after the Spanish explorer Vasco Núñez de Balboa, who was the first European to see the Pacific Ocean. The Balboa is pegged to the US Dollar and both currencies circulate in Panama.

Panama's nickname is "The Crossroads of the Americas".

Panama's key minerals include copper, gold, lead, zinc, and iron ore. The country also has deposits of bauxite, phosphates, and manganese. Mining plays a significant role in Panama's economy, with ongoing efforts to attract investment in mineral exploration and extraction.

Currency in Panama is called 'balboas.' One balboa is worth 100 centesimos, pronounced cent-decimals. Centesimos means hundredths. The balboa coins were first minted in June of 1904. Panamanian money exists in the form of coins only and no bills are in circulation, although there were a few made. The US dollar and the balboa have the same value in Panama and can be used interchangeably, with no exchange restrictions.

Panama is in the Eastern Standard Time (EST) zone. However, during daylight saving time, Panama observes Eastern Standard Time (EST) +1, making it Eastern Daylight Time (EDT).

The average temperature in Panama City, Florida in late February ranges from a low of around 48°F to a high of about 68°F. It can vary depending on weather patterns, but typically falls within this range during that time of year.

The cost of living in Panama can vary depending on the city and lifestyle. Overall, it is considered relatively affordable compared to many Western countries. Expenses like housing, groceries, and transportation are generally lower, making Panama an attractive option for retirees and expats seeking a more affordable lifestyle.

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Panama is in the northern hemisphere. (=

Less then 20% of Panamanians are circumcised.

World Health Organization figures (Which have been used to make some of these estimates) have to be looked at with caution though as they are a pro circumcision organization that has a reputation for distorting the prevalence of circumcision upwards. Odds are that the prevalence is much lower as there is no religious or cultural tradition related to circumcision in this country.

The Democratic National Committee sends one representative from the Panama Canal Zone.

Panama has a literacy rate of approximately 95.4%, as reported by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics in 2018. This indicates a relatively high level of literacy among the population aged 15 years and older in Panama.

Panama has a rich cultural heritage influenced by its indigenous roots, Spanish colonial history, Afro-Caribbean heritage, and diverse immigrant populations. The country's culture is vibrant and diverse, highlighted by traditional music and dance such as salsa and reggaeton, handicrafts like the colorful molas made by the Guna people, and a cuisine blending Spanish, Afro-Caribbean, and indigenous flavors. Panama also celebrates various festivals and events throughout the year that showcase its cultural diversity and heritage.

The main ethnic groups in Panama are Mestizo (mixed European and Indigenous descent), Indigenous tribes (such as the Guna, Embera, and Wounaan), Afro-Panamanians (descendants of African slaves), and a small population of Europeans and Asians. Panama is known for its cultural diversity and heritage stemming from these different ethnic groups.

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