- Gulf of
Panama to the south. The
Chagres thus has the
unusual claim of
drainage into two oceans. The
upper Chagres River, its
drainage basin, and the...
-
overlooking the
mouth of the
Chagres River. In 1502,
during his
fourth and
final voyage,
Christopher Columbus discovered the
Chagres River. By 1534, the Monarchy...
- the lake, the
Chagres River, a
natural waterway enhanced by the
damming of
Gatun Lake, runs
about 8.4 km (5+1⁄4 mi). Here the
upper Chagres River feeds...
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Nuevo Chagres (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈnweβo ˈtʃaɣɾes], English: New
Chagres) is a
seaside town and
corregimiento in the Colón
Province of Panama, and...
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commissioned a
study into the
possibility of
building a
railway from
Chagres (on the
Chagres River) to the town of
Panama City. This
study was
carried out between...
- lies at the town of
Nuevo Chagres.
Chagres District is
divided administratively into the
following corregimientos:
Nuevo Chagres (capital)
Achiote El Guabo...
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Retrieved 2022-09-30. "
Chagres National Park,
Panama - KeyBiodiversityAreas.org". www.keybiodiversityareas.org.
Retrieved 2022-09-30. "
Chagres National Park"...
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mouth of the
Chagres River. The
sandstone is so m****ive that
estimates of
thickness are uncertain.
Various fossils have been
found in the
Chagres Formation:...
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valley of the
Chagres River,
about 10
kilometres (6.2 mi) from its
mouth in the
Caribbean Sea. The
hills bordering the
valley of the
Chagres form a gap just...
- in the mid-1600s. The ship sank in a
storm in 1681 at the
mouth of the
Chagres River and was
discovered by
archaeologists from the
Texas State University...
