Crossroads of the Americas
40
The estimated percentage of Panama economy generated by the Panama Canal.
1,500
Number of islands in Panama throughout the Caribbean Sea, and Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
20.57
Percentage of protected land in Panama.
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