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Panama is divided into 9 provinces (provincias) and 5 indigenous territories (comarcas), marked by a * (capitals in parentheses):


  • Los Santos ( Las Tablas )
  • Ngöbe-Buglé* ( Chichica )
  • Panamá ( Panamá)
  • VeraguasVeraguas is a province of Panama. The capital is the city of Santiago de Veraguas. The province is divided in 11 districts. District (Capital) # Atalaya (Atalaya) # Calobre (Calobre) # Canazas (Canazas) # La Mesa (La Mesa) # Las Palmas (Las Palmas) # Mont ( Santiago de Veraguas )


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