Presentation made by a 2nd ESO student. English across the curriculum. Geography project.

1. By Aitor

2.  WHERE IS IT
 FLAG - SHIELD
 CAPITAL
 OFICIAL LEANGUAGES
 POPULATION
 INTERESTING PLACESTOVISIT
 TYPICAL FOOD
 CLIMATE

3.  Panama is located in
Central America,
bordering both the
Caribbean Sea and the
Pacific Ocean, between
Colombia and Costa
Rica.

4. SHIELDFLAG

5.  The capital of Panama is
Panama City.
 It is divided in ten
provinces.
 And there are five shires.
 PROVINCES SHIRES
- Bocas del toro - Emberá
- Chiriquí - GunaYala
- Coclé - Ngöbe-Bugle
- Colón - Kuna de Madugandi
- Darién - Kuna deWargandí
- Herrera
- Los Santos
- Panamá
-West Panamá
-Veraguas

6.  The oficial language is spanish
 But there are native langueges like:
- ngäbe
- buglé
- kuna
- emberá
- wounaan
- naso tjerdi
- bri bri

7.  There are 3.9 million of people in Panama:
 1,132,372 young people under 15 years old.
 2,544,629 persons between 15 and 64 years old
 285,114 persons above 64 years old

8.  Panama has a
tropical maritime
climate with a hot,
humid, cloudy
prolonged rainy
season (May to
January) and a
short dry season
(January to May)

9.  PANAMA CANAL:The
Panama Canal stands
as one of the world’s
greatest feats of
engineering.Visitors
can take either a
partial or complete
crossing of the canal.

10.  BOCASTOWN: The
capital of the Bocas
del Toro Province.
An extensive coral
reef features
colorful varieties of
tropical fish.
Discovered by
Christopher
Columbus in 1502.

11.  COIBA:The waters of
Panama are
unmatched in their
level of marine
diversity, and nowhere
is this more evident
than in the Coiba
National Marine Park.

12.  SAN BLAS
ISLANDS:Located in
Eastern Panama, the
San Blas Islands is the
best place to explore
the rich culture of
Panama’s indigenous
people, the Kuna.

13.  SANTA
CATALINA:The
international surfing
community has tried to
keep this idyllic spot a
secret, but the word is
out that Santa Catalina
offers world-class
surfin